Opinion

The issues that swirl around B.C.'s biggestever mega project aren't going away: jobs and a secure, "clean" energy supply versus environmental damage and ignoring some First Nations rights.

Dear Editor: While Mr. Franks and I will have to differ on the need for and merits 10 of the Maison seniors care facility, I write to challenge his harsh and inflammatory comments about West Vancouver staff and council (letter published May 4).

Dear Editor: Once again the Grouse Grind snobs are hitting the hill way too early and mucking it up for the rest of us.

Dear Editor: I heard of the fatal accident on the Lions Gate Bridge on Sunday May 11. What a tragedy once again. I crossed the bridge on my bike later on that day heading north.

In case you can't tell, election season is upon us.

Dear Editor: It is good to be updated about Presentation House Gallery getting closer to the waterfront. Like Coun.

Dear Editor: Re. Refinery a Safer Solution, May 7 opinion column: I agree with David Black's assessment of the danger of shipping bitumen via tanker from Kitimat. I disagree with the proposal of locating a refinery in Kitimat, however.

Dear Editor: The May 7 front page North Shore News article does not accurately reflect the views of other Mathers Avenue residents .

They say you should never make enemies with someone who buys ink by the barrel. We're not sure if that holds up anymore but clearly, making enemies with an art professor with access to acrylic polymer has its drawbacks too.

Dear Editor : Re: Tablets Required for W. Van Secondary Students , April 23. I am disappointed that West Vancouver secondary is asking all students to use an iPad, tablet or laptop in the classroom.