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EDITORIAL: Fair fare?

EDITORIAL: Fair fare?

SeaBus vs. bus. Which do you prefer to take on a trip downtown? A SeaBus ride is generally faster and more scenic. The SeaBus is also designed to carry far more people efficiently and hooks in easily to rapid transit options.
JAMES: Enjoy the moment, give new government a chance

JAMES: Enjoy the moment, give new government a chance

“The ‘red tide’ washed up on the North Shore Monday night as all three ridings went to the Liberals. ...While pollsters were cautiously predicting a Liberal minority, few anticipated the 184-seat majority that swept the country.
LETTER: 24 Sussex: leave as is

LETTER: 24 Sussex: leave as is

Dear Editor: Prime minister designate Justin Trudeau is not wasting time on his promise on investing $20 billion on infrastructure improvements.
LETTER: Email scandal an affront to democracy

LETTER: Email scandal an affront to democracy

Dear Editor: The practice of triple deleting emails by the B.C. government, is not the accidental delete from your inbox. That happens to the best of us.
LETTER: Trail markers would help point hikers in right direction

LETTER: Trail markers would help point hikers in right direction

Dear Editor: I am a 56-year-old North Vancouver resident and I hike and bike the North Shore trails almost daily. Most of the trails are fairly well-marked.
EDITORIAL: Government by Post-It

EDITORIAL: Government by Post-It

Premier Christy Clark’s letter banning political staff and ministers from erasing sent emails following a damning report from the privacy commissioner sounds good on the surface.
LETTER: Tories banished to political wilderness

LETTER: Tories banished to political wilderness

Dear Editor: Re: Goldsmith-Jones Wins West Vancouver , Oct.
LETTER: Election night conviviality offers hope for a welcoming government

LETTER: Election night conviviality offers hope for a welcoming government

Dear Editor: A throng of happy Liberals packed the Pinnnacle Hotel ballroom on Monday night to watch the election returns. The atmosphere was jovial and optimistic, a hint of the open and welcoming government that was being elected.
LETTER: Kudos to election workers for job well done

LETTER: Kudos to election workers for job well done

Dear Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the more than 230,000 Canadians who contributed to the successful delivery of the 42nd general election.
LETTER: Show small dogs some love

LETTER: Show small dogs some love

Dear Editor: Who does (pet columnist) Joan Klucha think she is? And with 15 years of so-called experience, she obviously doesn’t know very much. I was so angry reading her article on small dogs and that small dogs and their owners are jerks.