Opinion

IF there was ever hard evidence that the North Shore suffers from an excess of North Vancouvers, it came to light this week when the district decided not to go in with the city on a new Olympic-sized swimming pool.

Dear Editor: I read with interest your article, Expert Calls for Calm in Density Storm, in the Dec. 7 North Shore News (page three with maps on pages eight and nine).

Dear Editor: I write regarding the column published Dec. 9: Evaluating Annual Vet Visits.

"We sometimes don't expect to see impaired drivers in the morning." North Vancouver RCMP Cpl.

Dear Editor: The events regarding the Onni development at 13th and Lonsdale seem surreal. First, we learned the development might not go to a second public hearing as previously decided.

ONE has to wonder what's going on at B.C. Liberal headquarters that has made a once politically savvy party apparently lose its mind. At the end of last month, B.C.

Dear Editor: In response to your Dec. 5 story, Recovery Centre to Get Petition Vote, I write this letter in support of opening an alcohol recovery centre in North Vancouver.

Do you support search efforts for lost dogs?

Dear Editor: In reference to the letter Carbon Tax Excessive by Corrie Kost (Dec. 2, North Shore News), a bit of back-of-the-napkin math shows that the natural gas tax he complains of is not excessive.

THERE has been much talk lately of public processes for big developments, most of it bad, in the wake of Onni's Safeway site proposal, which the developer said it would withdraw last week after two years of back-and-forth with council.