Opinion

The new federal government under Justin Trudeau has a chance to do something that will have a much bigger impact than legalizing marijuana, changing election laws or building roads and bridges.

There were likely some sighs of relief in cramped offices across the country this week as the federal government announced it is winding down the political activity audits of charities begun and continued with great zeal by the former Conservative re

Pet lovers, I finally get where you're coming from. You choose your favourite type of domesticated animal, buy a whole pack of them and then let them loose in the house.

Dear Editor: I was disappointed by your Jan. 20 editorial Old vs. New School supporting the proposal to sell school lands to a developer in order to partially fund the rebuilding of Argyle school.

An open letter to the parents, students and staff of Argyle secondary: Dear Neighbours: An intense and uncomfortable conflict has existed between our communities over the past three months.

A new multimillion-dollar waterfront art gallery will become a focal point at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue in 2017. Dignitaries broke ground at the new home of the Presentation House Gallery on Monday, to the delight of art and culture enthusiasts.

Dear Editor: The North Vancouver Museum is fundraising to build a new museum. This letter is to remind all the North Vancouver adults who have visited the North Vancouver museums on school field trips.

Tineke Kraal clearly misjudged the anger she would stoke when she began deliberately and repeatedly laying logs and branches across mountain bike trails on Mount Fromme. It got her name and picture in news stories across the country, and rightly so.

Dear Editor: My wife and I were babysitting our three-year-old grandson in Whistler on Monday, Dec. 21 when we received the call from a neighbour. We live in Victoria, our house was on fire.

Hear that sound? That’s the sound of new year’s resolutions everywhere breaking, snapping, being ignored.