Opinion

It’s commendable for the City of North Vancouver to offer a lifetime’s worth of recreation – we just hope it doesn’t take them a lifetime to do it.

Dear editor: Re: Contractor Calls for Empathy Following Theft of His Truck , Feb. 7 news story. A shoutout to Jim West for his empathetic response to an upsetting event (i.e. having his truck stolen and articles left behind in his truck).

Upwards of 60 businesses in the Edgemont Village neighbourhood have committed to voluntarily stop using single-use plastic bags at their storefronts come March 1.

Those hoping for glorious vindication or unequivocal condemnation from David Loukidelis’s independent review of the District of North Vancouver’s controversial pigeon ban bylaw will both come away disappointed.

You know something is fishy when 'chum' salmon become 'buddy' salmon

Member of Parliament Patrick Weiler got it from both sides in Tuesday night’s emergency debate in the House of Commons, after serving up a word salad on the railroad blockade that matched the prime minister’s offering from earlier in the day. Mr.

It is fast becoming apparent that the protest that began over a natural gas pipeline in northwest B.C. has turned into something much, much bigger.

Dear editor: Re: No-fault Insurance a Move in the Right Direction for ICBC, Feb. 7 editorial viewpoint. To my mind, B.C. Attorney General David Eby is to be supported in the ICBC changes he proposes.

Recently, with the support of the provincial and federal governments, the Ktunaxa Nation in southeastern BC triumphantly announced a newly-protected area in the heart of BC’s Purcell Mountains.

Dear editor: Re: Art and Morality Collide at the Polygon Gallery in Lower Lonsdale, Feb. 7 front-page story. Congratulations to Mr.