Opinion

Well, here’s something on this Thanksgiving weekend to be thankful about. Possibly. Countless stories – perhaps all feeding off the same misinformation? – have reported that middle-class incomes have been almost static for 20, 30, even 40 years.

Climate change is fast and federal governments are slow. Between approving an LNG plant and ratifying the Paris climate change accord, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rolled out a carbon tax.

Dear Editor: Re: Is the Science Clear on Climate Change? (Sept. 28 web poll). I found the wording of the Yes or No options to be very one sided and impossible to answer.

Dear Editor: You might as well take the “Grand” out of the Boulevard, just name it Boulevard. What an eyesore now, when I drive it every day, and seeing, on both sides, this black asphalt snake, from Keith Road to 19th Street.

An open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: Our delight in your victory, last autumn’s sunny ways, and Canada’s stellar performance at COP21 (climate change conference in Paris last December) are fading memories.

The recent gathering of provincial politicians — mostly municipal, but also provincial and some federal — in the capital provided ample evidence of the Great Divide that is deepening in this province.

When we think of vulnerable children, we tend to think of the impoverished and deprived. However, a new report recently illuminated a different type of vulnerability.

Dear Editor: Re: First Langdale then Lions Gate Bridge ? Sept. 8 Mailbox. As much as (letter-writer) Mr.

Dear Editor: I am emailing to express my concern with the District of North Vancouver’s apparent lack of transportation planning for the increased density from the pace and scale of residential development in the hope you can include something about

Dear Editor: North Vancouver District council’s approval to cut down 80 beautiful mature trees along Lynn Valley Road is unconscionable beyond belief.