Opinion

Dear Editor: I wanted to give a kudos to City of North Vancouver staff, especially Chris French in the planning department.

Dear Editor: Re: Advocates Demand Action on Homelessness , July 15 front-page story.

I can tell right now that pickleball is going to be a problem. First of all, it was invented to entertain bored children. Don’t get me wrong – I used to think entertaining bored children was a good idea. “Daddy I’m bored.

Dear Editor: Re: Safe Mobility Strategy a Welcome Lane Change for Pedestrians and Cyclists , July 8 Viewpoint. Kudos on this progressive and thoughtful strategy to enhance community safety and well-being.

A few developments this week bring home the mounting frustration and anxiety the B.C. business world is facing in month five of the pandemic.

It’s the oldest structure on the North Shore, but we fear Navvy Jack’s 1873 home on the West Vancouver waterfront isn’t long for this world .

A new idea has bubbled up in the legislature since the condo insurance crisis started boiling over. It’s the concept of self-insurance — providing a means for condo residents to manage their own insurance coverage.

As we continue to ease off COVID-19 restrictions and begin activities such as travelling, the issue of safe airline travel is emerging as a key public health issue. Both Dr.

Dear Editor: Your letter-writer on July 10 bemoans “Coun. Megan Curren’s idea to eliminate natural gas heating in the District of North Vancouver.” I know that Coun.

I do not consider myself an activist. I never have and I never will. I am a parent. I joined For Our Kids for just that - my kids.