Opinion

WHEN Premier Christy Clark told us this week 'mistakes were made' in the handling of the Liberals' quick wins strategy, she chose ominous words.

Dear Editor: The North Shore Cardiac Rehab Society was formed in approximately 2000 by a group of volunteers who had suffered cardiac incidents and found nowhere on the North Shore to receive the well-proven exercise program necessary for ongoing rec

HE wore a simple white robe for his first public appearance, eschewing the traditional scarlet and ermine cape of pontifical authority. He broke tradition again by asking the 100,000 in St. Peter's Square to pray for his predecessor.

IN order to be my most admired politician, Ujjal Dosanjh had to overcome two formidable obstacles. One, he was a New Democrat. Two, he became a Liberal. Aw, mostly just kiddin'.

Dear Editor: Regarding your March 6 editorial. Off the Record: Which is worse: A government that does not record its secrets or one that backdates its records? Jacqueline Beaubier West Vancouver

WEST Vancouver's director of planning, Bob Sokol, is undoubtedly correct when he says there is no silver bullet out there that will magically transform Ambleside with one shot into a pedestrian-friendly, local-business-supporting destination.

Open letter to Mayor Michael Smith and council: I had to leave before your discussion at the end of the March 4th council meeting, but caught it all the next day on Shaw TV.

ROUND 2 of the public hearing for Onni Group's redevelopment proposal for the Safeway site at 13th Street and Lonsdale Avenue is set for Monday night.

"Our real estate agents refer to the 1300-block, north and south side, as the Gaza Strip." West Vancouver Mayor Michael Smith discusses the need to develop the 1300-block of Marine Drive in Ambleside (from a March 6 news story). . . .