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LETTER: In a busy port, accidents will happen

LETTER: In a busy port, accidents will happen

Dear Editor: In September 1973, the container ship Sun Diamond sliced into the Erawan off Point Grey in broad daylight, ripping a 30-foot hole and rupturing one of the fuel tanks.
LETTER: Light rail system would benefit North Shore

LETTER: Light rail system would benefit North Shore

Dear Editor: While I realize Elizabeth James’ Just Asking column on North Shore light rail transit published Wednesday, April 1, in the North Shore News, was an April Fool’s hoax, I do not find it so far fetched! In fact, I would be far more favourab
LETTER: Transit is more affordable if you use fare saver option

LETTER: Transit is more affordable if you use fare saver option

Dear Editor: Re: Letter Flags Fare Evasion , North Shore News, April 1. Writer Allan Goudling states Neil McGregor committed an offense because he paid only $2.75 (rather than $9) for a two-zone public transit trip from YVR to Capilano University.
EDITORIAL: Ballot ballet

EDITORIAL: Ballot ballet

There’s no more sacred or noble exercise a citizen can perform than casting a ballot. Except when they don’t bother to do it.
Do you support slot machines in the City of North Vancouver?

Do you support slot machines in the City of North Vancouver?

The City of North Vancouver is considering an end to its 20-year gambling prohibition. This week the city heard from the public, a local health officer and North Van’s top cop during a policy committee meeting on the gambling subject.
LETTER: Foot-dragging adds to mounting costs of Compass cards

LETTER: Foot-dragging adds to mounting costs of Compass cards

Dear Editor: I pay my taxes and I pay my fares, and now I am being asked to subsidize those who don’t. The need for seeking additional funding for transit expansion is due in part to the loss of revenue from fare evasion.
LETTER: Campaign rhetoric is tired

LETTER: Campaign rhetoric is tired

Dear Editor: If the Green Party is serious about making a breakthrough in Canadian politics, it needs to come up with a better statement than that recently given by Claire Martin.
LETTER: Enter traffic circle at your own peril

LETTER: Enter traffic circle at your own peril

Dear Editor: I read the article in the North Shore News April 10 regarding the new traffic calming measures put in place south of Third Street. We have lived on Second Street for 18 years and the present measures are the worst thought-out actions.
LETTER: B.C. Libs playing a clever shell game

LETTER: B.C. Libs playing a clever shell game

Dear Editor: This paper and many others have devoted a lot of ink to the ongoing transit vote. However, nobody is writing to laud the governing B.C.
LETTER: Let's all work together or plebiscite will fail

LETTER: Let's all work together or plebiscite will fail

Dear Editor: My view is that the Canadian Taxpayers Federation is being given way more credit than is warranted. To me, CTF seems to be a one-pony show, running on a monorail issue of no more taxes at any cost.