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BALDREY: B.C. legislature’s future is uncertain

BALDREY: B.C. legislature’s future is uncertain

The only certainty that exists in B.C. politics right now is that we know the date when the legislature is being recalled. But that’s about it. There is a throne speech planned for that first day, June 22.
EDITORIAL: The long goodbye

EDITORIAL: The long goodbye

Like James Brown doing his famous cape routine during a closing number of “Please, Please, Please,” Premier Christy Clark just doesn’t seem ready to leave the stage.
PREST: Here’s how to hike like a North Shore local

PREST: Here’s how to hike like a North Shore local

The first rule of Hike Club? You do not talk about Hike Club! That’s what I learned after my last column, which included an innocent request for suggestions of good hiking trails on the North Shore.
EDITORIAL: Crisis? What crisis?

EDITORIAL: Crisis? What crisis?

There’s a distinct sense we’ve spotted the iceberg – observed it is big, dangerous and directly in our path – and neglected to change course. The state of housing affordability on the North Shore continues to constitute a crisis.
EDITORIAL: Talking tolls

EDITORIAL: Talking tolls

The Lower Mainland’s mayors and TransLink have started a process to study how road pricing could be used to combat traffic congestion. In the most general terms, road pricing is a system of tolls that charges drivers based on the distance they drive.
LETTER: Poor taste

LETTER: Poor taste

Dear Editor: Interesting choice of cover photo Friday, June 2 for the Blueridge Good Neighbours Day pie eating contest. I’ll definitely remember it when I read about the shortages at the food bank. Left me with a bad taste.
LETTER: Cabbie thankful for wallet’s return

LETTER: Cabbie thankful for wallet’s return

Dear Editor: I am a Sunshine Cabs driver based on Lonsdale and on Saturday evening at about 10:30 p.m. I left McDonald’s at Lonsdale Avenue and 20th Street heading south.
LETTER: NDP-Green agreement treats democracy like a contract

LETTER: NDP-Green agreement treats democracy like a contract

Dear Editor: Re: MLAs React to NDP/Green Agreemen t, June 2 front-page story. So newly minted NDP MLA Bowinn Ma thinks Clark should step down since the majority of people didn’t support the Liberals.
LETTER: Mobility pricing adds to already high cost of living

LETTER: Mobility pricing adds to already high cost of living

Dear Editor: Re: Mayors Council Moves on Mobility Pricing , June 7 front-page story. In the old days, North Vancouver used to be a low-keyed, laid-back city. Nowadays it hums with urban activity and a big city vibe.
SULLIVAN: Pipeline politics may fuel NDP family feud

SULLIVAN: Pipeline politics may fuel NDP family feud

I don’t want to sound too alarmist, but we’re on the brink of a civil war, and the battleground is in our own front yard. It’s hard not to sound alarmist when you’re talking about the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline.