Opinion

Dear Editor: It is a tragedy that the issue that takes all of the energy and attention related to public education is how to settle an industrial-age-style collective bargaining dispute in a context where nobody actually in the room is going to suffe

We bid farewell to Canada's top general next month. Lt.-Gen. Stuart Beare, after spending nearly a lifetime in uniform and three years as point man on every Canadian military operation, is leaving on an interesting note.

I've had just about enough of these jerk-ass robots insulting our nonartificial intelligence and trying to sneak peaks at our private human bits.

"Will it sink or will it float?" Conservative candidate for Burnaby North-Seymour and District of North Van Coun. Mike Little discusses diluted bitumen and his support - or not - of Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion (from an Aug. 22 news story).

Off with their helmets! That’s been the cry from pundits who believe B.C.’s mandatory lid laws hamper interest in cycling and may clip the spokes of Vancouver’s long, long-awaited bike share program.

One of B.C.'s grandest and most historic traditions is up and running again, but it's not entirely clear how long it can keep going.

Dear Editor: Suggesting that funding for the North Vancouver school district's critical Argyle secondary seismic/rebuild project is contingent on the NVSD selling off school properties is tantamount to suggesting the provincial government is using bl

Dear Editor: After reading the letters published about construction woes on the North Shore I felt compelled to add my own. I too live on a street under constant construction.

Dear Editor: In reference to the Aug. 13 story entitled West Vancouver Shores Up Online Defences.

Dear editor: I agree with the reader of last week who requested more coverage of our First Nations’ rich heritage in the North Shore News. (Margo Running, Friday, July 25.