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EDITORIAL: The bucks stop here

EDITORIAL: The bucks stop here

With less than a year to go before the municipal election, the new NDP government has brought in legislation that will ban corporate and union donations, limit personal political contributions to $1,200 per year (including self-funded campaigns) and
PREST: Grace, too: lessons learned from Gord Downie

PREST: Grace, too: lessons learned from Gord Downie

A common theme, through this public and poignant extended wake for a national treasure, is that Gord Downie and The Tragically Hip were the quintessential Canadian band.
EDITORIAL: De-congestant

EDITORIAL: De-congestant

This will come as no surprise to any of you but North Shore traffic is among the very worst in Metro Vancouver, according to a study by the Mobility Pricing Independent Commission.
LETTER: Don’t slam the door on these eager trick-or-treating teens

LETTER: Don’t slam the door on these eager trick-or-treating teens

Dear Editor: Canadians have long debated how old, or how tall a youngster has to be before getting rebuffed at the trick-or-treating door. But let’s not be too hasty.
What’s your first scary movie experience?

What’s your first scary movie experience?

The horror movie It is currently the fifth highest grossing film of the year with more than $320 million in box office receipts.
EDITORIAL: Same time, next year

EDITORIAL: Same time, next year

Following the non-stop spin cycle leading up to this spring’s provincial election, voters could be forgiven for wanting to pull the covers over their heads and tune out with some binge-watching on Netflix.
LETTER: Soccer success grows from club roots

LETTER: Soccer success grows from club roots

Dear Editor: Re: Mountain United Chasing National Title , Sept. 27 sports story. Thank you, Andy Prest and photographer Cindy Goodman, for the grand article and photos on Mountain United FC’s U15 boys team and the five North Shore players.
SULLIVAN: North Van’s democratic vigour in need of a boost

SULLIVAN: North Van’s democratic vigour in need of a boost

There’s a new kid in town, and politics will never be the same. With any luck. The new kid is the North Vancouver Citizen Action Association, aka NVCAA. Hopefully they’re working on a new name. NVCAA doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue.
BALDREY: B.C. and Alberta heading for a showdown

BALDREY: B.C. and Alberta heading for a showdown

Are B.C. and Alberta on a collision course of potentially mammoth proportions? It certainly seems so if Jason Kenney wins the leadership of the United Conservative Party in Alberta this week. Voting begins Thursday and concludes on Saturday.
EDITORIAL: Stumped

EDITORIAL: Stumped

Trees have long been a topic of debate on the North Shore. That’s not surprising. Our back is to the mountains and we get a lot of rain.