"You must recognize that there is an element in West Vancouver that holds us back, and whoever is on council for the next years is going to have to make some brave and forceful steps to take Ambleside to that next stage."
District of West Vancouver Coun. Michael Evison argues for the AmblesideNow program (from an Oct. 16 news story).
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"I would really like to apologize for any wrongdoing in this matter. I am asking for forgiveness and I'm asking, respectfully, for more time to sort things out."
Landlord Arnold Wallner pleads with City of North Vancouver council, which dismissed his entreaties and will seek a Supreme Court of B.C. injunction to evict his tenants from two illegal suites (from an Oct. 19 news story).
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"Today is living proof that sometimes that scrappy dog really does catch the bumper of that car."
An ecstatic Jonathan Whitworth, CEO of Seaspan Shipyards, addresses workers after the federal government awarded the shipyard an eight-year, $8-billion contract to build non-combat ships (from an Oct. 21 news story).
