Opinion

Dear Editor: Sunday, May 1 was a glorious day and families were out and about enjoying the weather. We were happily walking our dog at Ambleside when a close call happened.

It’s the classic solution looking for a problem.

It’s not what most Canadians think of when they hear the words “bench clearing.” But the allegations are that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “manhandled” a Conservative MP and elbowed an NDP MP in the House of Commons Wednesday.

Dear Editor: On Sunday (May 8) when my wife and I were passing Cates Park I noticed that at the entrance there was a sign for Wally’s Burgers.

Dear Editor: The Capilano water main project has resulted in significantly more traffic using Delbrook, Highland, Ridgewood and other streets.

Dear Editor: Your April 22 story City Council Debates Heritage Preservation reports on council’s recent consideration of the issue of preserving heritage buildings within our community.

Green Party leader Andrew Weaver wants history to repeat itself.

We’re happy to console a child afraid of monsters, but we’re uncertain how to treat councillors afraid of monster homes.

Sometimes nature proves its place in the world hierarchy with an act of simple dominance, even from the smallest of creatures. Skunks end a wedding reception early by hosing down the cake.

Dear Editor: Thank you for printing the two well-written articles on the new Whistler museum. I recently attended the Audain Museum on a group outing of the Welcome Spring Festival organized by the Chateau Whistler for seniors.