Opinion

We are in a full-blown rental housing crisis. Thanks to the feds abandoning purpose-built rental housing in the early ’80s, vacancy is almost non-existent and rents are swallowing up untenable amounts of people’s paycheques.

Dear Editor: Re: Council OK’s Highway Interchange Plan , Nov. 13 front-page story. In November 2014 the North Shore News featured an article complete with a picture showing the proposed $50-million Mountain Highway Interchange.

Dear Editor: Walking four blocks up Burrard Street in Vancouver, just after 1:30 p.m. on a cold, damp December day, from Georgia Street to St.

While the holidays provide ample opportunity to eat, be merry, and spend time with family, many people take the time to give back to those less fortunate.

Dear Editor: This is about a bus that never ran, and perhaps now never will. But first, consider the Nov. 15 edition of the North Shore News.

In a less Justin-besotted Canada, a “Trudeau promise” would enter the language – an oxymoron, like “military intelligence.

The Trudeau honeymoon hit a rough patch this week with the revelation that the PM is using taxpayer dollars to pay for two nannies for his children.

If you’re wondering why the B.C. government shows little interest in taking action to deal with Metro Vancouver’s red-hot housing market, look no further than the most recent update of its fiscal situation.

Dear Editor: I have a solution to the problem of Muslims being “tagged as being terrorists.” I was born in Nelson, B.C., and have lived here (in the province) all my life.

Dear Editor: Re: Paul Sullivan’s recent column about Edgemont ( Edgemont’s Refresh Really No Surprise, Nov.