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LETTER: Delbrook Lands decisions impact all district residents

LETTER: Delbrook Lands decisions impact all district residents

Dear editor: I am a lifelong resident of North Vancouver who has followed the long, arduous process of rezoning Delbrook Lands since the districtwide Delbrook Dialogue in 2015-’16.
LETTER: Speculation tax unfairly targets locals with vacation homes

LETTER: Speculation tax unfairly targets locals with vacation homes

Dear editor: Keith Baldrey [in his July 17 column] made some interesting points regarding the effectiveness and viability of the speculation tax.
EDITORIAL: 2 spirits, 1 love

EDITORIAL: 2 spirits, 1 love

Another Pride Week is upon us and we couldn’t be more proud. This year, we are thrilled that one of the grand marshals of the Pride Parade is Squamish Nation council member and DJ Orene Askew.
SULLIVAN: Expect an uproar if you spin theories on cycling

SULLIVAN: Expect an uproar if you spin theories on cycling

As predicted, the last column on the risks associated with being a MAMIL (middle-aged male in Lycra) generated more than the usual amount of feedback.
LETTER: Blood donations could use a boost during summer

LETTER: Blood donations could use a boost during summer

Dear editor: One of the delights of being a lifelong blood donor is being privy to the compassionate, warm and supportive nature of the nurses and auxiliary staff who invariably create a welcoming and appreciative arena [at Canadian Blood Services cl
BALDREY: B.C.'s forestry woes were predicted long ago

BALDREY: B.C.'s forestry woes were predicted long ago

The ruling New Democrats and the Opposition B.C. Liberals have been pointing fingers at each other for weeks now over who best knows how to deal with the rapid deterioration of the provincial forest ministry. The B.C.
LETTER: Yes, sometimes firefighters do rescue cats stuck in trees

LETTER: Yes, sometimes firefighters do rescue cats stuck in trees

Dear editor: Thank you to the firefighters of the Lynn Valley [North Vancouver District Fire and Rescue] fire hall who volunteered to rescue a stray cat out of our Douglas fir after it was stuck for three days and three nights.
EDITORIAL: The fast & the frequent

EDITORIAL: The fast & the frequent

We’ve all been there: Rushing to the SeaBus terminal only to arrive just as the doors close and the gangplanks lift.
LAUTENS: Here are excerpts from decades of personal notebooks

LAUTENS: Here are excerpts from decades of personal notebooks

Countless readers, noting that the Lautens screed idly appears here only every two weeks, must wonder how I spend my idle time. Idly, is the answer.
EDITORIAL: High streets

EDITORIAL: High streets

You’ll forgive us if we’re feeling a bit hazy. Despite tacitly allowing illegal pot shops for years, the City of North Vancouver has now been struck by a bout of prohibition-era prudishness, saying no to four out of six potential pot shops.