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PREST: Sneaky suspicions trolling is hardwired

PREST: Sneaky suspicions trolling is hardwired

Life as the parent of two young boys has me thinking that maybe it’s time we started cutting trolls a little bit of slack. Not, like, trolls that hide under bridges and eat Norwegian children. Such monsters.
LETTER: Don’t blame Harper: Kyoto dead from get-go

LETTER: Don’t blame Harper: Kyoto dead from get-go

Dear Editor: Re: The Maple Leaf and Climate Change, North Shore News, Feb. 25.
LETTER: Trail use master plan a must

LETTER: Trail use master plan a must

Dear Editor: In 2010 I was hired by the District of North Vancouver to help implement recommendations from the Fromme Classification Study (2008) with funding from federal grant money (under the Recreational Infrastructure Canada program).
EDITORIAL: CityShaped

EDITORIAL: CityShaped

It’s been long. It’s been arduous. It’s been divisive. But the City of North Vancouver is well on its way to having a new official community plan following a public hearing and majority vote on Tuesday night.
BALDREY: School districts, B.C. Ferries get squeezed

BALDREY: School districts, B.C. Ferries get squeezed

Two issues have sprung to the fore in the opening weeks of the legislature that put the stingy (some would say miserly) ways of the B.C. Liberal government on full public display.
LETTER: Stop the scare mongering

LETTER: Stop the scare mongering

Dear Editor: I’m getting weary of all the scare mongering that we have to vote Yes. I have no bus service where I live in West Vancouver. There is not enough money from TransLink for this service.
JAMES: Get facts before marking your ballot

JAMES: Get facts before marking your ballot

“Emotion will trump facts every time.” — Keith Baldrey, North Shore News, Feb.
LETTER: Consider the alternatives

LETTER: Consider the alternatives

Dear editor: For nearly 30 years the West Coast Alternatives Society operated a substance abuse treatment centre on the North Shore.
EDITORIAL: Red flag

EDITORIAL: Red flag

We bring you a disturbing story this week about a North Vancouver traffic flagger who was struck by a vehicle during the nightly lane closures of the Lions Gate Bridge.
Slow the pace of district development

Slow the pace of district development

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: I feel compelled to comment on the appalling behaviour of the majority of North Vancouver's civic council members with regard to density. The latest example, another failed attempt by district Coun.