Opinion

As the inevitable resumption of protests against the Trans Mountain pipeline project hovers into view, it will be interesting to watch a growing schism between the environmental protest movement and various First Nations.

There’s no need to check your passport. Metro Vancouver got its semi-annual reminder this week that we are indeed in Canada – the Great White North.

Dear editor: Re: Sentenced to Commute, Feb. 8 editorial viewpoint. I think your editorial on subsidized housing rather missed the point. The main issue was the selection of teachers as the sole beneficiaries of the proposed scheme.

Dear editor: I am writing to express my concern about Provincial Court Justice Kathryn Denhoff’s recent dismissal of all charges against the ship MV Marathassa for the 2,700-litre spill of oil in English Bay on April 8, 2015.

Jonathan Manthorpe has let (hot) air out of Official Canada’s preposterously inflated delusions about its relations with China. It is a good service that he has done.

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A major developer with a major project in Maplewood is pitching subsidized housing for North Vancouver teachers . It rubs some observers the wrong way.

Dear editor: Presently there is no bus service to facilitate residents on Upper Eagleridge, and these are the reasons one is required: The closest bus stop is at Eagleridge/Marine, which is not only a very long distance to the top but is an extremely

Back in the 1940s the government of Canada decided that people should not be left on their own to make food choices. I suppose the government was right to intervene.

Dear editor : I am a professional engineer and have lived in West Vancouver and worked on the North Shore for more than 40 years.