Opinion

As political problems go, the Senate is one that has long confounded our elected leaders.

There was a lot of high-fiving and celebratory handshakes when the world’s countries reached that “historic” deal last weekend to fight climate change, but the harsh truth is that the ambitious goals of the deal are going to be hard to reach.

BC Assessment mailed out a record number of early warnings this week to property owners whose assessments have risen so much beyond the average, they want homeowners to have advanced notice.

Ten years ago, if I had suggested that sometime in the not-too-distant future you’d be able to buy your wine online, you would probably have had a quick chuckle. However, these days, within B.C.

Dear Editor: On behalf of the board of directors of the North Shore Celtic Ensemble, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the members of the community for supporting our recent sold-out show, Carousel at Centennial Theatre.

The recent disturbing proclamations of American presidential hopeful Donald Trump have many onlookers asking the same question: What would he look like if he were forced to wear a little moustache drawn on his face in dog poo? No wait, that’s not the

Dear Editor: Re: West Van Aims to ‘Incentivize’ Coach Houses , Dec. 9 news story.

Dear Editor: In your (Dec. 4) editorial titled Nannygate you asked how working parents should be supported by the public when it comes to their legitimate child-care expenses.

Real estate is always a hot-button topic among Vancouverites. A desirable location but increased development makes it especially relevant for North Shore residents. Vacancy currently sits at less than 0.7 per cent in North Vancouver.

Dear Editor: The B.C. public heard the Liberals say: the national energy board needs to be fixed.