Opinion

Dear Editor: I would like to thank the kind person who returned my driver’s licence. I dropped it while hiking in Lighthouse Park and she took the time and effort to return it to my house. (I wasn’t home to thank her in person.

Dear Editor: Our planet is facing its most horrific migrant crisis in history. It is morally indefensible for any nation not to assist in the repatriation of the millions of immigrants and refugees who are now homeless and destitute.

Dear Editor: An open letter to mayor and council: I agree with Trevor Lautens’ sentiments in two recent North Shore News articles. The Spirit Trail at present is poorly conceived and incomplete.

I was surprised to read that the Education Minister Mike Bernier stated the reason for getting rid of most provincial exams is because the emphasis on memorizing subject content is at odds with the new curriculum.

This was an odd week on the North Shore, as we spent a lot of time writing about effects, but very little writing about cause.

Dear Editor: So we are finally going to get the long delayed Argyle rebuild. When I read the details, however, my relief turned to shock.

Dear Editor: People who live on the North Shore are generally active and enjoy the outdoors. As such, they own boats, trailers/campers, ATVs, snowmobiles and other equipment for “getting out there.

West Vancouver councillors unanimously approved a waterfront plan Monday that had more holes in it than the Titanic. Final score: Politicians and Financially Bulletproof Bureaucrats 5, Lesser Mortals and Present Businesses 0.

Two of the North Shore’s waterfronts are in for a sea change.

A recent accident just south of the U.S. border didn’t receive a lot of media attention in Canada, but it should nevertheless serve as a reminder that the debate about energy in this country is not just about building pipelines.