Opinion

As the Canucks burn out, the Aquilinis fiddle with the front office. Coming off a season of highs and lows (well, mainly lows) the brass deposited Mike Gillis in the Canucks’ GM protection program and trotted out Vancouver golden boy Trevor Linden.

Perhaps reality TV shows and Kevin O'Leary weren't the Canadian cultural touchstones and content cash cows the CBC hoped they would be.

Decisions, decisions. Today's topic: Should I expiate on the Quebec election? Or deplore lives and minds so impoverished that a losing hockey season triggers mass civic depression? Neither.

Have we finally wrestled that voracious gobbler of tax dollars - the public health care system - to a standoff, if not to the ground? By that I mean the days of the system automatically devouring increasingly large amounts of money every year to feed

Dear Editor: Re. North Van Council Censures Mayor, April 2.

Dear Editor: The April 6 edition of the North Shore News mentioned an 18-storey proposal by Polygon for 131 West First St.

Dear Editor : In her letter Gold Rush Mentality Afflicts North Vancouver Developers published March 26 , the writer (Irene Nevill) equates contemporary developers with the image of rapacious gold diggers of old, while forgetting that most miners to t

Dear Editor: Re: Heavy Lift at Seaspan Shipyard, April 4.

The Parti Québécois and soon-tobe-former leader Pauline Marois are licking their wounds after a devastating loss at the Quebec ballot box on Monday.

Dear Editor: As the chairman of the Low Level Road and port area community liaison committee, I believe that comments made by Robin Silvester, Port Metro Vancouver's chief executive officer, in the North Shore News article "Low Level Road Spurs Expor