Opinion

“I am pleased and honoured to accept this role that brings me back to Capilano University at a time of dynamic development and adaptation to meet the diverse needs of today’s students.” — J. Paul Dangerfield When J.

By now we’ve all had time to recover from a judgment only slightly more shocking than the sun’s decision to rise this morning: the National Energy Board giving their somewhat rubbery stamp to Kinder Morgan’s proposed pipeline expansion last week The

An unusual issue will likely be front and centre in the coming election campaign, but it’s not entirely clear how — or even if — it will impact the eventual result.

The City of Vancouver is considering letting beachgoers have suds in the sand this summer. While a beer on the beach sounds refreshing, the prospect of sloshed swimmers is off-putting.

Education is a fundamental human right as designated by the 1976 UN Covenant of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Yet despite this, our education system has been increasingly neglected due to a misallocation of funds by the provincial government.

The North Shore, along with the entire Lower Mainland, is in the midst of a real estate boom of epic proportions. Property is being sold faster and for higher prices than ever before.

Dear Editor: This is an open letter to the kind soul who found my daughter’s wallet on a shelf in the cosmetics department of WalMart in Capilano Mall on Mother’s Day, and taught her a valuable lesson in the process.

Dear Editor: I was interested to read your article on recreational boaters utilizing the boat launch in West Vancouver. Firstly, I declare a bias.

Dear Editor: Sunday, May 1 was a glorious day and families were out and about enjoying the weather. We were happily walking our dog at Ambleside when a close call happened.

It’s the classic solution looking for a problem.