Opinion

Is the creation of a new “climate leadership team” a sign the B.C.

With just one week to go, less than 42 per cent of Lower Mainland residents have bothered to mail in their TransLink plebiscite ballots.

It was a particularly busy long weekend on the trails for District of North Vancouver firefighters and North Shore Rescue volunteers.

Dear Editor: Vancouver, British Columbia is known to be one of the most scenic, expanding cities in the world, with skyrocketing prices and miserable people.

Dear Editor: People are concerned about climate change but prevention is slow because environmentalists don’t campaign hard enough to achieve global carbon pricing. British Columbia has done its part.

Dear Editor: As she lay dying at the bus stop the traffic didn’t miss a beat — cars, trucks, buses, bicycles and walkers all starting a new day. A delivery van driver did not see her as she and another tried to cross the road.

Dear Editor: It amazes me that council for West Vancouver is so concerned about “monster houses” — as if they can be arbiters of such things — and yet ... to my horror I see that there is another gas station going in on Marine Drive (at 14th Street).

Dear Editor: I would like to pay a huge thank you to Rod, a Blue Bus driver for the 253 Caulfeild Route, WV that leaves Caulfeild Village at 9:02 a.m. Monday to Friday.

Dear Editor: I am writing to you to express my opinion regarding a proposed increase in tax of 0.5 per cent. The funds are needed to help our transportation system.

Dear Editor: Memo to West Vancouver drivers, particularly those in the Ambleside area: A stop sign means stop, not slow down and roll through. A stop is a stop. There is no such things as a “rolling stop.