Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: More Balance Needed in Pipeline Reporting , April 14 Mailbox. I agree with letter-writer Mr. Jack Marr’s observations. Thankfully, today Mr.

The question now is, will Justin Trudeau blink? The prime minister talked a good game on the weekend about how the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion will be built, no matter what. Full stop. Now, it is one thing to invite B.C.

District of North Vancouver council members have the toughest of decisions to make : pitting 411 homes including 81 rental units, half of which would be below market rates, against Emery Place, an aged-but-affordable townhome and apartment complex in

Humboldt Broncos tragedy brings out the best in all of us

Dear Editor : Suddenly, we have the unprecedented situation of both the District of North Vancouver and the City of North Vancouver mayors stepping aside at the same time.

Dear Editor: Today I almost killed myself and my daughter merging onto the highway from Dollarton Highway leading onto the (Ironworkers Memorial) Second Narrows bridge.

Dear Editor: Re: Pipeline Chicken Littles Should Watch Out for Tar , April 13 opinion column by Paul Sullivan. I was disappointed in your column today about Kinder Morgan.

Every so often, two solitudes ponder what might happen if two became one.

It’s me and John Horgan against the world. Today, at least that’s how it seems. And it makes me uncomfortable, to tell the truth. I can’t imagine John Horgan feels much better about it. I mean, I’ve got his back.

We welcome the news this week that the District of North Vancouver is making a new attempt at amalgamating with the City of North Vancouver.