Opinion

Dear Editor: The May 7 front page North Shore News article does not accurately reflect the views of other Mathers Avenue residents .

They say you should never make enemies with someone who buys ink by the barrel. We're not sure if that holds up anymore but clearly, making enemies with an art professor with access to acrylic polymer has its drawbacks too.

Dear Editor : Re: Tablets Required for W. Van Secondary Students , April 23. I am disappointed that West Vancouver secondary is asking all students to use an iPad, tablet or laptop in the classroom.

"Moby Doll just followed like a dog on a leash." Former Vancouver Aquarium director Murray Newman recalls harpooning orca Moby Doll in 1964 (from a May 4 Focus story).

Dear Editor: I would like to clarify some misinformation following your April 6 op-ed regarding Bill C-23, the Fair Elections Act. Your editorial claims that this act is politically motivated. That is false.

It's the spring conference season and that means elevated levels of information-trading. At a Seattle event this past week there was plenty of talk within the business and civic community about China's direct investment in North America.

For years we've been told that climate change is going to be the unfortunate legacy we leave to our children. But it turns out we don't have to wait that long.

Dear Editor: In response to Andy Prest's April 20 column, Fair Elections Act Anything But Fair, I have consolidated concerns from constituents from across the riding I represent who have written articulate emails and called my offices to share their

Despite whales having relatively little to do with bike lanes, Mayor Gregor Robertson spoke out on behalf of the incarcerated cetaceans anyway.

Dear Editor: Few stories have upset me as much as this one has.