Opinion

The B.C. Liberal Party is in search of a new leader and a new vision to try to reform in time to fight the next election in this province. It’s hard to know what the party stands for right now.

There goes the neighbourhood. That phrase used to drip with racist overtones. On the North Shore, however, “There goes the neighbourhood” usually means: “there goes my parking spot and my view.

Bridges are all good until the daily commute starts to take its toll on people’s pocket books and sanity. The B.C. NDP made moves last week to ease the burden by removing tolls on the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridges.

Dear Editor : Re: Energy Projects to Strain NDP/Green Pact , Aug. 9 View From the Ledge.

Dear Editor : Re: NDP Will Be Challenged to Meet Expectations , Aug. 23 View from the Ledge opinion column. In response to Keith Baldrey’s recent piece, I’d like to comment on the Site C power dam situation.

First the good news: Everyone, no exceptions, Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un included, is invited to the Hollyburn Sailing Club’s open house Sunday.

What can children do without their parents? It’s a loaded question this week following the Ministry of Children and Family Development’s edict that single father Adrian Crook can no longer let his children ride the bus to elementary school on their o

Dear Editor : Re: Let it Slide, Aug. 20 Viewpoint. The use of public property together with the privatization of the profits can result in a slippery slope (pun intended).

Dear Editor : Re: Capilano Road Gridlock Prompts Petition , Aug. 9 front-page story. As a parent who drives my child to track practice at Handsworth four times a week, I sympathize with residents of Upper Capilano.

Dear Editor : Re: Public City Pathways Are To Be Shared , July 23 Mailbox.