Opinion

Dear Editor: Much has been written and said about the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 118 assuming the leadership of the North Shore Canada Day parade.

FOUR weeks and more than 30 stories later (see them all at nsnews.com), British Columbia heads to the polls today.

CHANCES are if you are reading this, you're already the type who votes, so we aren't going to come at you with a heavy-handed "soldiers-died-for-your-democratic-right" kind of editorial.

"If, at the end of the day, they have to go down St. Davids, they have to go down St. Davids.

Dear Editor: A recent letter from Couns.

Dear Editor: With thanks to the North Shore News, May 5, I see that all of 60 people turned up at the Kay Meek Centre in West Vancouver to hear what our provincial election candidates had to say for the big day, May 14.

EMPIRICAL evidence took another blow to the face this week, just as the bruise from the last one is starting to show.

Dear Editor: It is shocking that city councillor Rod Clark could use a racist slur in public and call it common practice in this day and age! Just withdrawing his comment is not enough - he should publicly apologize in this paper and take a sensitivi

MULTIPLE sparkling, titillating items battling for top spot: Gordon Wilson is a fascinating British Columbia study, a shrewd maverick whose feet stepped into a cow-pie or two - most visibly a marital one - but whose head arguably contains the sharpes