Opinion

Vancouver’s annual 4/20 protest celebrates its 25th birthday this Saturday at Sunset Beach. Event organizers anticipate that attendance this year will exceed 100,000 people over the course of the day.

It is a near-universally acknowledged truth that a District of North Vancouver property owner who doesn’t live by a park will ask that a park be moved closer to his property. This brings us to the Delbrook saga.

Dear editor: How long will it be before North Shore drivers put their collective foot down on something other than the accelerator? My own foot had long been ready for a change but the morning of April 16 crowned it all. At 7:55 a.m.

Don't give up, and watch out for the eye bees

Dear editor: A few weeks ago I referred to District of North Vancouver council’s establishment of an Affordable Housing Task Force as a “joke” [on Facebook in response to a North Shore News post].

Dear editor: Re: If Up Against a Wall of Right-wing Government, Then What? April 10 opinion column by legislative reporter Keith Baldrey.

The legislature is now in its two-week Easter recess and the break could not have come at a better time, given some of the oddities that characterized the session’s first half.

Consider the B swatted. West Vancouver council has confirmed they will not allow the B-Line express bus service to travel west of Park Royal.

Dear editor: Re: District of North Van Strikes Task Force to Address Affordable Housing, April 3 news story.

Pot is a hot mess. Responsible people are irresponsibly bumbling legalization while irresponsible people cannot figure how to act responsibly. The black market remains, very conservatively, three-quarters of the market.