Opinion

"It's really now in the provincial government's hands." North Vancouver school board chairman Barry Forward discusses the $49-million rebuild of Argyle secondary (from a Dec. 17 news story).

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: Re: Realism in the Oil Rhetoric: The Clayoquot protesters in the 1990s were working to save an irreplaceable old growth forest on Vancouver Island.

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: Today (Dec. 11) I had the good fortune of having my lost wallet returned tome intact. It was returned so quickly, I had not even realized it was lost.

Dear Editor: Today (Dec. 11) I had the good fortune of having my lost wallet returned to me intact. It was returned so quickly, I had not even realized it was lost.

West Vancouver - Dear Editor: On the morning of Dec. 10 our two-year-old Bernese mountain dog Hudson spooked during a walk, escaped from his leash and ran away from his dog walker.

Dear Editor: On the morning of Dec. 10 our two-year-old Bernese mountain dog Hudson spooked during a walk, escaped from his leash and ran away from his dog walker.

If a majority of Metro Vancouver voters endorse TransLink's proposed half-point increase in the sales tax to fund transportation projects, the ramifications could go well beyond the region and the specific issue being voted on.

Dear Editor: I received a phone call, supposedly from my grandson in Ontario - who called me "uncle" and sounded like he had a bad cold.

Dear Editor: Having lived in the immediate vicinity of 17th Street and Mathers Avenue for the last 55 years I would like to comment on Jennifer Hildebrandt's (Dec. 7) letter Trees Are - or Were - Part of the View.

Dear Editor: I refer to the (Dec. 7) article written by Stefania Seccia regarding the book on dyslexia written by Sue Hall. It was not so long ago that a left-handed student was forced to write with their right hand in the classroom.