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LETTER: Two-tier real estate market the solution

LETTER: Two-tier real estate market the solution

Dear Editor: Previously in West Vancouver, many generations were able to stay here and remain a family unit in their familiar little villages of Dundarave, Ambleside and others.
EDITORIAL: Nobody’s fool

EDITORIAL: Nobody’s fool

For readers who’ve made it past our front-page exposé without rushing to post a comment or calling local officials … a happy April Fool’s Day to you. There’s a long tradition of media mischief on April 1.
LETTER: Is it really a million in 10?

LETTER: Is it really a million in 10?

Dear Editor: So our population in Metro Vancouver is going to grow by a million in the next decade.
LETTER: A cost to the life we say we want

LETTER: A cost to the life we say we want

Dear Editor: Re: Plan B for Transit Needed , March 1 Mailbox In his support of the sentiments in the Jan.
LETTER: Needlessly complicated transit system one of its problems

LETTER: Needlessly complicated transit system one of its problems

Dear Editor: Envy of Canada? I don’t think so. Instead of telling us who’s stupid and who isn’t when it comes to public transit, I suggest letter writer Neil McGregor researches his home transit system.
LETTER: West Vancouver highrise report worth a read

LETTER: West Vancouver highrise report worth a read

Dear Editor: There have been several mentions in your newspaper recently with respect to the proposed redevelopment of the former White Spot site at Park Royal.
EDITORIAL: In the dark

EDITORIAL: In the dark

What did you get up to in the dark last night? We’re referring of course to Earth Hour, the 60 minutes starting at 8:30 p.m.
Would you spend $15 to go down Lonsdale Avenue on a water slide?

Would you spend $15 to go down Lonsdale Avenue on a water slide?

Earlier this week, council for the City of North Vancouver voted unanimously in favour of Utah-based company Slide the City putting in a 300-metre (1,000 ft) water slide between Keith Road and Third Street for one day on Aug. 22.
LETTER: Tree cutting a travesty

LETTER: Tree cutting a travesty

Dear Editor: As a regular visitor to North Vancouver, I was horrified to see the absolute devastation of the trees in Bridgman Park along Keith Road. I cannot imagine any possible justification for this travesty.
LETTER: Separate paths essential to safety

LETTER: Separate paths essential to safety

Dear Editor: The recent changes on Jones Avenue in North Vancouver are a disaster for both cyclists and motorists. This so-called upgrade (at a cost of $800,000) should result in heads rolling at the city.