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Time for next generation to think about paying it forward

Time for next generation to think about paying it forward

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: Our parents and grandparents had the foresight to support the construction of a network of hydroelectric dams that now supply us with some of the cleanest, lowest costelectricity in the world.They electrified B.C.
Thanks, Good Samaritan!

Thanks, Good Samaritan!

West Vancouver - Dear Editor: How lucky am I? Heartfelt thanks to the kind person who returned my handbag accidentally left in a Whole Foods shopping cart. As I am unable to reward this Good Samaritan, I am making an extra donation to a charity.
Drivers need to slow down for pedestrians to stay safe

Drivers need to slow down for pedestrians to stay safe

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: This afternoon, around 3:30 p.m.
Trains don't whistle, they blow their horns

Trains don't whistle, they blow their horns

Dear Editor: Can we straighten something out once and for all? Modern trains do not whistle. Jeremy Shepherd's story NV City Silences Whistles at Forbes (Dec.
Everyone is responsible for safer streets

Everyone is responsible for safer streets

North Vancouver - Dear Editor:It is very upsetting to read in the news about the number of accidents happening in North Vancouver. I find it difficult to believe that nothing can be done either by the City of North Vancouver or the RCMP.
LETTER: Yes to new tax but no to TransLink board

LETTER: Yes to new tax but no to TransLink board

Dear Editor: I agree wholeheartedly with the mayors' council's idea to increase the PST by 0.5 per cent to fund future transportation infrastructure in Metro Vancouver. However, there must be a caveat that this money raised is spent wisely.
LETTER: Everyone is responsible for safer streets

LETTER: Everyone is responsible for safer streets

Dear Editor: It is very upsetting to read in the news about the number of accidents happening in North Vancouver. I find it difficult to believe that nothing can be done either by the City of North Vancouver or the RCMP.
LETTER: Protesters pushing for social change

LETTER: Protesters pushing for social change

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.
you said it

you said it

"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).
Protesters pushing for social change "It's really now in the

Protesters pushing for social change "It's really now in the

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.