Opinion

The new Earls restaurant at the airy corner of the cruise-ship-size Grosvenor building instantly became the fashionable West Vancouver place for tout le monde when it opened last month – making a million bucks in its first four weeks, according to gl

Dear Editor : I hope everyone noticed that in this week of bad news there was one standout piece of good news: B.C. residents will have the opportunity this year to get rid of a voting system which produces false majority governments.

Dear Editor: Re: Sharing is Caring: Cyclists Must Obey Rules of the Road, June 8 Mailbox. I read the letter of a retired police officer with dismay. According to Mr.

Dear Editor: I’m a resident of West Vancouver and I think people who are opposing the school tax are not representing all West Vancouver residents. West Vancouverites should think about the wider province rather than just themselves.

Group of Death? Maybe not the best phrase to use in Russia

As they enter the second year of an agreement that keeps the current government in power, it’s worth checking to see how that deal has played out in terms of which party is really calling the shots in the B.C. legislature.

At its best, Thursday night’s Kay Meek Centre meeting was a collegial exchange of informed opinions regarding the NDP-backed school tax.

Dear Editor: Paul Sullivan is clearly trying to rile up motorists stuck in congestion but to what end? Does he really think we can afford to build new transportation infrastructure without a source of funding? Those who rail against new funding can h

Loyal customers have included professional athletes, celebrities and future wife

Dear Editor: May we (please) propose cheers to the patient, diligent TransLink drivers who deliver us safely to our destinations. They are also there for those who need assistance with wheelchairs, strollers and mobility.