Opinion

Dear Editor: I agree wholeheartedly with the mayors' council's idea to increase the PST by 0.5 per cent to fund future transportation infrastructure in Metro Vancouver. However, there must be a caveat that this money raised is spent wisely.

Dear Editor: It is very upsetting to read in the news about the number of accidents happening in North Vancouver. I find it difficult to believe that nothing can be done either by the City of North Vancouver or the RCMP.

Dear Editor: Re: Realism in the Oil Rhetoric: The Clayoquot protesters in the 1990s were working to save an irreplaceable old growth forest on Vancouver Island.

"It's really now in the provincial government's hands." North Vancouver school board chairman Barry Forward discusses the $49-million rebuild of Argyle secondary (from a Dec. 17 news story).

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: Re: Realism in the Oil Rhetoric: The Clayoquot protesters in the 1990s were working to save an irreplaceable old growth forest on Vancouver Island.

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: Today (Dec. 11) I had the good fortune of having my lost wallet returned tome intact. It was returned so quickly, I had not even realized it was lost.

Dear Editor: Today (Dec. 11) I had the good fortune of having my lost wallet returned to me intact. It was returned so quickly, I had not even realized it was lost.

West Vancouver - Dear Editor: On the morning of Dec. 10 our two-year-old Bernese mountain dog Hudson spooked during a walk, escaped from his leash and ran away from his dog walker.

Dear Editor: On the morning of Dec. 10 our two-year-old Bernese mountain dog Hudson spooked during a walk, escaped from his leash and ran away from his dog walker.

If a majority of Metro Vancouver voters endorse TransLink's proposed half-point increase in the sales tax to fund transportation projects, the ramifications could go well beyond the region and the specific issue being voted on.