Opinion

Dear Editor: Regarding the April 19 Inquiring Reporter question “Should Vancouver still host its 4/20 protest?” I say, isn’t it a sad day when an entertaining and pleasure-stimulating event such as that great smoke-in – be it a protest or a celebrati

As we sit on our shrinking equity, wondering when – or if – the housing market will recover from its swoon, let’s spare a moment for the people who have no equity at all: the North Shore homeless people.

The steady stream of government announcements might have been your first clue. As sure as barbecue season looms on the political horizon, this fall’s federal election is lumbering into view.

Dear Editor: I am writing in dismay over the first black bear killed in 2019 in North Vancouver.

The summary of a massive United Nations assessment released this week concludes we’re in deeper trouble than we thought .

Canadians sure seem angry these days. They are booting governments from office at a regular clip. They are electing leaders who make no bones about wanting to destroy the status quo and wage war with other governments in order to get their way.

Dear editor: With the clock running out on the current session of Parliament, I’m paying close attention to whether the Senate passes a long overdue bill on reconciliation - and actually follows up with its promises unlike some.

Dear editor : Re: While The Earth Burns, We Complain About Gas Tax , April 26 opinion column. I second Paul Sullivan's motion. In the public realm, from exalted premier to lowly pundit, it seems fine to complain (i.e.

What’s an MUP? Something you wear on your ears? No. A massively uber Porsche? Yes, but no. Here at Pedal Pushers, MUP stands for multi-use path.

North Vancouver’s Capilano University plans a satellite campus in Lower Lonsdale’s chic Shipyards . Great move, and a much-heightened public profile for Cap.