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LETTER: Slow down on density

LETTER: Slow down on density

Dear Editor: Mayor Walton warns us if we don't accept more taxes for transit it could make life in the Lower Mainland quite miserable. Here's an idea: stop approving so many high density developments.
BALDRY: Harper may have created a pipe dream for Enbridge

BALDRY: Harper may have created a pipe dream for Enbridge

Prime Minister Stephen Harper may not realize it, but his government's decision to conditionally approve the Northern Gateway pipeline may be a huge gift to the very folks who are leading the charge against the pipeline ever being built.
LETTER: Traffic snarls add to commute

LETTER: Traffic snarls add to commute

Dear Editor: It is well nigh impossible to travel from Dollarton Highway west without endless lines of traffic slowing the pace.
LETTER: Narrow streets curb development

LETTER: Narrow streets curb development

Dear Editor: I read, with interest, the article on the concerns of the 400-block tenants of East First and Second streets . I, too, am an eighteen-year tenant of 600-block Second Street.
Kudos to RCMP for enforcing rules of the road

Kudos to RCMP for enforcing rules of the road

North Vancouver - Dear Editor: A few months ago I was ticketed by the RCMP for a driving infraction. Ever since, I have been regretting words left unsaid. Here is what I wish I had told the officer who pulled me over.
EDITORIAL: One class only

EDITORIAL: One class only

It was another sad day for Canadian democracy when Bill C-24 became law this week. The Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act does nothing of the sort.
LETTER: Get bargaining so learning can continue

LETTER: Get bargaining so learning can continue

Dear Editor: I would like to address the current provincial bargaining situation that continues to chip away at the valuable relationships upon which we depend in our highly successful school district.
JAMES: Negotiating rhetoric gives rise to questions

JAMES: Negotiating rhetoric gives rise to questions

"Is it any wonder a lot of British Columbians are shaking their heads, wondering what the hell is going on? I listened yesterday to Peter Fassbender the education minister. .." Bill Good, CKNW audio vault 8:36 a.m.
LETTER: Market controls workers' wages in our economic system

LETTER: Market controls workers' wages in our economic system

Dear Editor: There should be no minimum wage.
LETTER: Howe Sound 'jewel' in peril

LETTER: Howe Sound 'jewel' in peril

Dear Editor: Good for Jane Seyd for the excellent article on the 'proposed' Woodlots on Gambier Island.