Opinion

Like a mythic serpent devouring its own tail, the real estate market – left to its own devices – will cannibalize itself.

A swarm of citizens will make a beeline for West Van’s 6 p.m. council meeting Monday with stinging attacks on TransLink’s B-Line proposal.

It’ll be more difficult for drone operators to get their unmanned aerial vehicles off the ground following a slew of new regulations announced by the federal government this week.

Dear Editor: As a pedestrian, I am writing in hopes the police read this and start enforcing (penalties for) driving without due caution. I have often had drivers driving around me at intersections even if the sign says Walk.

As journalists, one of our most important jobs is to follow trends in media, see what messages are being conveyed to the public and, just as importantly, how those messages are reaching the masses.

Dear Editor: I was horrified to hear about the man dying in the clothing bin by the entrance to Ambleside .

The North Shore’s housing market ain’t what it used to be, at least for single-family homes. According to the latest round of property assessments, the average house in West Van is now worth $2.8 million, for tax purposes, down from $3.

There seems to be rising speculation that an election might be held this year because of the potential fragility of the NDP-Green alliance that forms the current government. Don’t bet on it.

Dear Editor: Re: Years of Planning Shredded in Six Minutes , Dec. 21 The North Side opinion column by Paul Sullivan. In his Dec.

Dear Editor: Re: What is Past is Prologue in B.C. Politics for 2019 , Jan. 2 View from the Ledge opinion column by legislative reporter Keith Baldrey. Baldrey, in his list of big stories in B.C.