Opinion

Dear Editor: I read your article in the Wednesday, Dec. 3 paper, Plucky Tween Cries Fowl at Bylaw , and I am eager to make a clarification.

It was more than eight years ago that Prime Minister Stephen Harper promised a new era of accountability.

Although snow swept through the Lower Mainland Friday night followed by frigid wind chills and frosty temperatures, Environment Canada is expecting the next three months to either be average or warmer than usual thanks to El Nino, with the North Shor

North Vancouver - Dear Editor:Christmas comes early. A special thank you to the person who found and turned in my cellphone to the SeaBus (the weekend of Nov. 22-23).

If you loved the Weegies, as I tenderly call the West Vancouver Citizens for Good Government, you may adore the West Vancouver Housing Association. The WVHA is a new kid on the development block. Literally. It has a storefront in Dundarave.

Despite the promises you hear chanted on Burnaby Mountain, there is no way the oil industry will be out of our lives in our lifetime. Oil is everywhere. It affects everything.

Dear Editor: As an engineer who has worked in the petroleum industry for 25 years, I am exasperated that polarized groups cannot co-operate to make the increase in capacity of the Trans Mountain pipeline an environmental positive.

Dear Editor: In a democracy, regardless of how much people complain, communities tend to get the governments they deserve.

Dear Editor: Dear citizens, I am aghast at the proposed monolithic art gallery that will block the beautiful panoramic view that we all enjoy while strolling or riding down Lonsdale.

Dear Editor: I felt a letter should be written about something that happened that reminded me about Christmas yesterday. I had gone into Tim Hortons on Lonsdale and 15th to get a coffee and bring it to my car.