Opinion

Dear editor: As a retail store owner-operator of more than 20 years in the Ambleside area, I was very taken aback by our mayor’s comments [Booth Calls for Change in Ambleside, March 13] that revitalizing Ambleside will take commitments from a core gr

Dear editor: Re: If You Can’t Beat ’Em or Join ’Em, Wear Them Out, March 22 opinion piece by columnist Trevor Lautens. District of West Vancouver council isn’t undertaking a “repackaging” of the B-Line proposal [as Lautens claims].

Dear editor : The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will Include oil storage tanks adjacent to Simon Fraser University, residential neighbourhoods and the Burrard Inlet. The universities in both Calgary and Edmonton are located in [similar] settings.

The reliable ally of a tsunami of public protest against a government blunder is, well, if you don’t like this one, we’ve got a new one to make you forget it.

We hope most of the soccer moms and dads realized something vital was awry before the police cruiser rolled up to Ambleside’s artificial turf field Saturday .

If you live in B.C. or have travelled here, you have most likely taken a bus at some point. We’re known for thanking our transit drivers as we pile out of buses.

Open letter to my North Shore neighbours: I have lived in the Blueridge area for three years. I love the neighbourhood, and I walk a lot in the area, enjoying its beautiful gardens, well-kept homes and multiple trails.

Dear editor : Regarding the 2019 federal budget, unveiled Tuesday. British Columbia aims to control demand for housing while building supply to stabilize excessive prices and housing shortage crisis.

One of my favourite parts of being a youth sports coach is that point at the end of the season when I get to contribute to the downfall of Western Civilization.

For the first time since it took power in 2017, the NDP government can see economic storm clouds gathering on the horizon.