Opinion

Dear Editor : Re: Transport Woes Threaten NV Business, Jan. 19 front-page story. I was struck by the recent article about the effects of traffic congestion on North Shore businesses.

Dear Editor : While I would never look a gift horse in the mouth, and the building of a brand new high school that my two children will be attending is indeed a gift, I was somewhat puzzled to read the enrolment numbers as printed on Page 1 of the We

Dear Editor: The Alzheimer Society of B.C. thanks the people of the North Shore for their encouraging response to January’s annual Alzheimer Awareness Month and to our new social awareness campaign, “I live with dementia. Let me help you understand.

It may be the time of year, but lately I’ve been getting a lot of gloomy correspondence from readers who think that the world is circling the bowl.

This year’s Provincial Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Feb. 1-7, explores a theme that’s perhaps not so familiar to famously health-conscious Vancouverites.

The bromance between NDP Premier John Horgan and Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver has hit a few rough patches since the summer courtship began. By most assessments there’s not much compelling Horgan to listen to Weaver on most policy issues.

Dear Editor : The column Hail Caesar’s wife! Listen Up, West Van Council (by Trevor Lautens, Jan.

Dear Editor : Re: This Resolution Can’t be Derailed by Doughnuts , Jan. 5 The North Side opinion column.

The B.C. Liberal leadership race concludes (finally) later this week, so let’s take one last crack at handicapping the contest. The race seems to be genuinely limping towards conclusion.

After cruising along smoothly in the fast lane, oblivious to the perils lurking just around the corner, B.C. taxpayers got a rude collision with reality Monday when a frightening sinkhole opened up in front of them.