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Housing squabble a sad statement

Housing squabble a sad statement

On July 15 I attended a very sad City of North Vancouver council meeting. One of the items on the agenda was a motion related to the awarding of the affordable housing space in the Onni project at 13th and Lonsdale.
A bridge too far

A bridge too far

CN Rail's plan to cut the staff who operate the Second Narrows rail lift bridge and replace them with a system of cameras and remote control by the end of this year is troubling.
Inquiring Reporter: Are you on royal baby watch?

Inquiring Reporter: Are you on royal baby watch?

Outing an ugly truth

Outing an ugly truth

THE revelations this week that 'nutritional' research was done on malnourished aboriginal children, without their knowledge or consent, should horrify all Canadians.
Bike paths well-used by cyclists

Bike paths well-used by cyclists

Dear Editor: I'm writing in response to the July 7th letter to the editor by Lynn Gordon arguing that we shouldn't put more resources into bike paths. I suggest that Gordon stop and think about cycling and its benefits.
A truly modern nation

A truly modern nation

Dear Editor: Your editorial comment (Ahead of the Curve, North Shore News, June 30) that Canada Day is a meaningful recognition of things that make us great is to be lauded.
Enemies of the state

Enemies of the state

THIS week we saw a shuffling of the federal cabinet. It was more a game of musical chairs than a real changing of the guard. More newsworthy however, was some of the apparently required reading for new federal ministers.
Council engages residents every day

Council engages residents every day

Dear Editor: I wish to address some misleading information that appeared in recent issues of the News ("Open Letter to Mayor and Lynn Valley Residents from Joan Birchall" and "Lynn Valley Densification Plans Questioned"), specifically Ms.
Strangers' kind actions help corral escapee dog

Strangers' kind actions help corral escapee dog

Dear Editor: It does not take a major catastrophe to discover there are kind people in this world willing to help. On June 31, my son dropped his little miniature pincher/Boston terrier off at our place to be cared for, while he was away.
You said it

You said it

"Fifteen or 20 years ago you'd need a steel-hulled icebreaker to get across. And now we're going to traverse it in a rowboat.