Opinion

After hearing non-stop about an LNG bonanza and the trillions of dollars it would bring the province, during the 2013 campaign, the B.C. Liberals have seen their first liquefied natural gas plant through the approval process.

Two frightening incidents at Lower Mainland schools have brought a sharp focus on what we need to know. One of them is horrific – the stabbing death of a teenaged girl and injuring of another in an Abbotsford school hallway.

The Old Frenchman said that a man is better revealed by his possessions than by anything he says, or claims to think or believe. So here is a taste of the possessions of the 12 candidates in West Vancouver’s Nov.

Dear Editor: Re: Beware the Cries of the Shrinking Middle Class, Trevor Lautens’ Oct. 7 column. I think the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

If you’re planning to commit a crime, there is ordinarily no contract that will make the illegal legal.

In your article Legion Shutdown Divides Community (Oct. 23), I was surprised to read that Lions Gate Hospital and Argyle secondary are beneficiaries of the local poppy campaign.

Recently I had an unfortunate and expensive experience. I am writing this as a warning to the senior citizens of the North Shore who may need to employ trades people to make repairs in their homes.

What could turn out to be one of the defining issues in the upcoming provincial election is coming into view, and it’s not one of the usual topics.

I am writing you today about the Bella Bella tugboat incident because we on the North Shore could face a much larger problem if Kinder Morgan gets approval to double its pipeline.

On Thursday, Oct. 20, two days after my birthday, I was lookin’ good! Black trench coat, new camo tights and infinity scarf. Rainy day though. Hurrying down hilly Chesterfield near Fourth Street, slippery leaves on a slick sidewalk.