Opinion

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.

Someone in our government must think scientific researchers have had it too good for too long.

Dear Editor: Re: Keith Baldrey's View from the Ledge column Lost in All the Oil Rhetoric is Realism, Dec. 5.

Anyone who follows the North Shore News closely will no doubt have noticed a gaping hole in our coverage recently.

Dear Editor: Re: Taxi Firms Must Adapt or Accept Their Fate, Oct. 31 mailbox.

"A big boulder fell down and created it." Metro Vancouver superintendent of environmental management Mike Mayers discusses the formation of a new lake where Seymour River used to be (from a Dec. 12 news story). "There is no plan B.

The wheels on the bus won’t go round and round unless Metro Vancouver voters pay for it. The Mayors’ Council proposed boosting the PST half a per cent to help float a $7.

Dear Editor: I'd like to thank the motorist who assisted me when I crashed at the bottom of Third Street hill on my daily commute Thursday night, Nov. 27.

Dear Editor: Re: Decoy Pedestrian Raises Ire, Nov. 30 new story. Reading Mr. Duff's comments about being fined for failing to yield for a pedestrian "properly" raises a few questions.