Opinion

If you're finding it difficult to keep pace with what is now the roiling boil of our Senate scandal, you're in good company.

Dear Editor: MLA Ralph Sultan's Oct. 20 letter, Capilano Is No Longer the Farm Team, makes two egregious errors. First, he calls our original letter "a letter from a retired faculty member.

"I think it's something that Spider-Man would be very proud of." North Vancouver Mayor Darrell Mussatto supports a new office building with a mesh façade at 12th Street and Lonsdale Avenue (from an Oct. 23 news story).

Dear Editor: I was dismayed to read MLA Ralph Sultan’s Oct. 20 letter to the editor in which he dismisses a letter from a retired faculty member who opposes the recent budget process and cuts at Capilano University.

Dear Editor: In his letter to the North Shore News dated Oct.

With more than a touch of petulance - having lost a camel's-nosein-the-tent tie vote on experimental parking, pedestrian and bicycle lanes on Argyle just two weeks earlier - Mary-Ann Booth and Nora Gambioli failed again Monday to get West Van council

File this under 'things you thought you knew but didn't.

Dear Editor: I am writing in response to Malcolm Barnes Oct. 16 letter, Runners in the Dark Tempt Fate. I am one of the runners that run out of the Westview Running Room.

Dear Editor: Following Ralph Sultan's Oct. 20 Mailbox analogy, maybe Capilano University is not a "farm team" any longer, but we remain funded as one.

We have previously criticized the federal government for its heavy-handed approach in controlling what is said to media by scientists working for Canada.