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EDITORIAL: Flam burns out

EDITORIAL: Flam burns out

The ship's bell has rung for the stern of the Flamborough, now that city council has decided it's not worth spending another $2.4 million to keep it.
LETTER: Taxpayers deserve value for money from TransLink

LETTER: Taxpayers deserve value for money from TransLink

Dear Editor: So Mayor Richard Walton thinks that a new bus terminal, a third SeaBus and more buses for North Vancouver are urgent priorities and that the main problem is finding funding for them? That is an outrageous statement.
LETTER: North Van's central waterfront vision not fiscally prudent

LETTER: North Van's central waterfront vision not fiscally prudent

Dear Editor : Watching the presentation of the waterfront vision (Feb. 18) and comments from some councillors, it's obvious the campaign for the November election is underway. Mr.
LETTER: Jones family express their thanks

LETTER: Jones family express their thanks

Dear Editor: The family of Tim Jones would like to express their thanks and gratitude to the many who honoured Tim over the last few weeks.
LETTER: Illegal daycares won't solve problem

LETTER: Illegal daycares won't solve problem

Dear Editor : Elizabeth James's column regarding an illegal daycare home closing that you titled "Daycare Regulations Limit Parent Options" was a complete misunderstanding of the complexities involved.
PREST: Sochi 2014's winners and losers

PREST: Sochi 2014's winners and losers

Today marks the end of another Olympic Games, and this cheesy Putin special sure gave us a lot to talk about.
EDITORIAL: Tough on reality

EDITORIAL: Tough on reality

charter In rejecting the mandatory minimum, recently brought in by the Tories, Judge Joseph Galati said it amounts to cruel and unusual punishment for a large group of offenders.
LETTER: Booze sales in grocery stores not such a great idea

LETTER: Booze sales in grocery stores not such a great idea

Dear Editor : I really appreciated your article "Liquor Changes on Tap for Grocery Stores" in the North Shore News Feb. 9. I appreciated your thorough discussion and realistic look. My view: I say no to liquor sold in grocery stores.
You Said It

You Said It

"There is just no room for error right now." Antje Wahl, HUB's North Shore committee chairwoman, talks about cyclists' safety along the Stanley Park causeway (from a Feb. 19 news story). "I'm begging you to just say, 'Staff, make it happen.
BALDRY: Green MLA charts own way in Victoria

BALDRY: Green MLA charts own way in Victoria

He doesn't get a lot of face time in the legislature, but Green Party MLA Andrew Weaver is becoming one of the more intriguing provincial politicians in B.C.