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EDITORIAL: By default

EDITORIAL: By default

Meet the new bosses, same as the old bosses.
JAMES: Industry awaits Mount Polley answers

JAMES: Industry awaits Mount Polley answers

"Through research and extensive environmental monitoring, Imperial strives for improvement of both its own practices and the practices of the mining community. Mount Polley develops a comprehensive environmental monitoring plan on an annual basis.
EDITORIAL: Sowing & reaping

EDITORIAL: Sowing & reaping

This weekend we celebrate Thanksgiving, the feast of abundance at the end of the harvest. It's a time to give thanks for everything that hard work and the natural world provide.
You Said It

You Said It

"These ones don'tdrop bombs. They have cameras on them." North Vancouver entrepreneur Jason Calla discusses training First Nations youth to steward the environment with drones (from an Oct. 5 news story). "(It's) so wrong on so many levels.
LETTER: Watch out for scary zombie drivers

LETTER: Watch out for scary zombie drivers

Dear Editor: It is nearly Halloween and a word of warning to all who dare venture out onto our roads.
LETTER: Loud dump truck traffic on residential city streets is annoying

LETTER: Loud dump truck traffic on residential city streets is annoying

Dear Editor: With all the new development and lower road construction, does that mean our streets have been rezoned to logging road status? The number of dump trucks coming down the street with the jake brake (air brakes) on in the morning is growing
Who would you like to see on the $5 bill?

Who would you like to see on the $5 bill?

The Bank of Canada is taking requests.
LETTER: Limit building permits

LETTER: Limit building permits

West Vancouver - Dear Editor: Re: Neighbours File Suit Over Construction, Oct. 5 I have just read your above article in Sunday's paper and the comments made by David Trent about the municipality's control of these projects.
LETTER: Bruised, bloodied cyclist gives thanks

LETTER: Bruised, bloodied cyclist gives thanks

Dear Editor: I'd like to thank the group of five cyclists who stopped and helped pick me up off the concrete on the northbound sidewalk of the (Second Narrows Ironworkers Memorial) bridge this Sunday (Sept. 28).
LETTER: ICBC boondoggle boggles this refund non-recipient

LETTER: ICBC boondoggle boggles this refund non-recipient

Dear Editor: I have received a letter from ICBC regarding a refund for past overcharges, I assume there are thousands of these in B.C. clearing up some bureaucratic need.