Opinion

Canada’s national anthem may be getting a rewrite. With the wage gap showing no signs of narrowing, a Liberal MP is chasing symbolic equality by replacing the line “all thy sons,” with the more inclusive, “all of us.

Dear Editor: Once again, traffic is backed up to Taylor Way because of an accident involving two large cube trucks at the bottom of The Cut eastbound on Highway 1.

Dear Editor: Trevor Lautens’ apocryphal contributions to your columns rarely fail to raise a smile.

You may have heard – or bellowed yourself – something like: ‘‘By Jing, that moron Coun. Thimblehooper! I’ll never vote for that idiot again!’’ The Thimblehooper moment has come in West Vancouver.

It’s not often that debates in Parliament involve issues of life and death. But they are at the centre of the current debate on doctor-assisted dying. They are difficult issues that speak to our core values.

So just how important is it to folks for the B.C.

City of North Vancouver council marked the start of Bike to Work Week by voting down a plan for a mechanized bike lift that would give cyclists a hand (or rather, foot) up the West Keith Road hill. At $4.

Dear Editor: Along with the tax notice printed in “huge” letters, there came another insert. It was in such small print, one needs a microscope to read it.

Dear Editor: Thank you for publishing articles by Jane Seyd, Brent Richter and Elizabeth James over the past few weeks that cover our municipalities’ housing issues.

Dear Editor: Re: Ambleside Art Studios Must Go , April 3 Mailbox. I, for one, applaud Mr. Riley’s bold stand against those elite, space-hogging artists.