Opinion

For those who aren’t satiated by five straight hours of West Vancouver council meetings, good news. Council is experimenting with moving their start times an hour earlier for the next three regular meetings.

It’s finally happening. After much anticipation and delay, select B.C. Ferries’ voyages between Vancouver and Victoria will be made a little more enjoyable with the opportunity to drink alcohol by the end of October — legally, that is.

Dear editor: A few short years ago, after having won a Liberal majority government, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced to the world: “Canada is back!” He appeared to deliver on that statement by increasing Canada’s contribution to the Global Fun

Thank you for coming today. I want to discuss your application for the job of prime minister. There are other applicants for the role, as you know, and we will be filling the position Oct. 21. As part of the process, I have a few questions.

Dear editor: As with many North Shore residents, I have been anticipating the eventual benefit of years of construction, lineups and traffic congestion when travelling east on Keith Road to Mountain Highway.

The recent report from the B.C. Utilities Commission about pain at the gas pump appears to confirm what Lower Mainland drivers have known all along: they are getting hosed.

Dear editor: Something strange has happened to the price of air in Lynn Valley. Not long ago you could drive in to one of our three local gas stations and pump up a tire with air at no charge.

Wildly popular Vancouver Canadians show that B.C. loves baseball

The NDP government has suddenly found itself holding a $490-million hand grenade that could go off if it is not defused rather quickly. I am referring to the B.C.

Dear Editor: We would like to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended the 'Bear to Remember Day' at the Westmount Chevron Station to celebrate the life of our brother Barry (Bear) Daniel.