Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: New Sidewalk Not Welcome, Dec. 31 news story. As a frequent walker down Moody Avenue who has had to dodge vehicles on more than one occasion, this article made me feel very sad.

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: 'd like to reach out and say a big thanks to the two Good Samaritans who stopped to help my 84-year-old mother when she fell at 15th Street and Eastern Avenue on the night of Dec. 22.

Dear Editor: Your recent story about hit-andrun drivers and four pedestrians hit at crosswalks since October has prompted me to write.

Dear Editor: The Rolls-Royce of sidewalks is not needed on Moody Avenue. I have lived in the city for more than 30 years and walk twice a day.

I'm entering a dangerous time as a parent. I've got a big problem brewing with my older son who is almost four and a half. The problem is his memory. It's too good. The kid remembers everything.

"It was the best New Year's toast I ever had." New mom Jenny Messinger discusses the birth of her son Calvin - the first baby born in 2015 at Lions Gate Hospital (from a Jan. 7 news story). "They're just not aware of how big the backcountry is.

Dear Editor: Re: This Voter Will be Keeping Tabs on Promises, Nov. 28 Mailbox. Mr.

Dear Editor: Nowadays, Transportation Minister (Todd) Stone's talk about making the tough decisions with B.C. Ferries is taking on a new tone.

Dear Editor: I note that recent issues of the North Shore News have ads from local districts to remind business owners and pet owners to renew their licences. I never saw a reminder for cyclists to renew. Oh yes, I forgot.

Dear Editor: I am a member of the Grandmothers Advocacy Network and I also co-chair the Education Working Group for that network. We advocate on behalf of grandmothers in sub-Saharan Africa and also on behalf of their orphaned grandchildren.