Opinion

OF the Little Things we have plenty; just listen to the recitation of Saturday night carnage on Sunday morning radio. The Big Questions remain.

FOR the third year in a row, West Vancouver has chosen not to raise municipal tax bills by even one per cent, touting the move as prudent fiscal management.

Dear Editor: Just a quick note in reaction to your Dec. 26 Viewpoint, Unveiling Justice.

Dear Editor: From Harvest Project to the entire North Shore community: Thank you for your caring, your creativity and your generosity throughout 2012.

Dear Editor: Regarding your Dec. 28 story, Union Condemns SeaBus Contract: There's clearly a double standard at work here. Thousands of Metro Vancouver residents do their shopping in the United States every day to save money.

Dear Editor: On Christmas morning we awoke to find the house in total darkness and freezing cold. A guest arrived for breakfast expecting to be served our famous eggs benny. Instead, the best we could offer was cold fruit, cereal and muffins.

Dear Editor: Regarding Lynda Goch's Dec. 26 letter to the editor, Port Mann Toll Grab Grinchy: When TI Corp learned of Lynda Goch's situation last week we immediately contacted her to apologize and correct the mistake.

Dear Editor: Local politicians are taking several steps backwards. It simply is not logical for the District of North Vancouver to say "no" to helping with funding for the Harry Jerome Community Centre.

THIS issue of the North Shore News contains our annual astrological dissection of the year ahead. For some, the concept of predicting life by star-gazing is anathema. For others, "checking their stars" is a daily occurrence.