Opinion

Dear Editor : I have been taking the bus in North and West Vancouver for the last 31 years. A third SeaBus is a brilliant idea. How about having the first SeaBus leave at 6 a.m.

After 30 years, the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation is no longer interested in owning Granville Island and the feds are quietly considering handing it over to Port Metro Vancouver.

Dear Editor: I cannot support the teachers' demands in the current bargaining dispute.

Dear Editor : I think Raul Legaspi who wrote a letter to the editor about building a bus depot out at the old Pacific Shooter's Rifle Range doesn't know what he is talking about. First off, it's way too far out to make it a reasonable bus depot.

Dear Editor: Regarding the front page story on blackberry bushes: it absolutely astounds me. These bushes off Windsor Park need to be cut.

Dear Editor: I've had it with trying to camp in B.C. I've just cancelled two trips that we had booked. From now on, we camp in Washington state.

Dear Editor: Friday morning was much like any other. Eat breakfast, read the newspaper, walk the dog. As I left the house, I saw two skunks waddle rather quickly toward me from our neighbour's yard. One of the skunks had a jam jar stuck on his head.

"The mom was there tapping the baby and shuffling the baby around trying to keep the eagle away." Reader Debbie Martin witnesses a seal pup being born amid a bald eagle attack (from a July 20 news story).

In the July 20 opinion piece by Josh Labove (Holding Tight to Fiction of a European Canada) , he maligns Putting Canada First, without knowing much about our organization.

Over our nation's first century, Canada's attitude toward gays and lesbians was moronic enough to make hydrogen seem sparse. A great writer once opined that the two most common elements in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity.