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LETTER: Mayor's chamber email draws criticism

LETTER: Mayor's chamber email draws criticism

Dear Editor: Re. North Van Council Censures Mayor, April 2.
LETTER: 18 storeys no fit for waterfront... wherever

LETTER: 18 storeys no fit for waterfront... wherever

Dear Editor: The April 6 edition of the North Shore News mentioned an 18-storey proposal by Polygon for 131 West First St.
LETTER: Klondike gold rush comparisons not so golden

LETTER: Klondike gold rush comparisons not so golden

Dear Editor : In her letter Gold Rush Mentality Afflicts North Vancouver Developers published March 26 , the writer (Irene Nevill) equates contemporary developers with the image of rapacious gold diggers of old, while forgetting that most miners to t
LETTER: 'Unsightly' gantry crane disturbs waterfront vista

LETTER: 'Unsightly' gantry crane disturbs waterfront vista

Dear Editor: Re: Heavy Lift at Seaspan Shipyard, April 4.
EDITORIAL: Au revoir, PQ

EDITORIAL: Au revoir, PQ

The Parti Québécois and soon-tobe-former leader Pauline Marois are licking their wounds after a devastating loss at the Quebec ballot box on Monday.
LETTER: Port health impact study needed

LETTER: Port health impact study needed

Dear Editor: As the chairman of the Low Level Road and port area community liaison committee, I believe that comments made by Robin Silvester, Port Metro Vancouver's chief executive officer, in the North Shore News article "Low Level Road Spurs Expor
EDITORIAL: Shameful act

EDITORIAL: Shameful act

With the Conservatives' Fair Elections Act, rules around voter ID will be tightened and Canadians will no longer be able to vouch for friends and neighbours at the polls.
you said it

you said it

"I will certainly have to re-assess this relationship - if. .. you can say we actually have one.
PREST: Club of beardom has its own rewards

PREST: Club of beardom has its own rewards

There are few things men like more than striving to be on the cutting edge of grooming, searching out the latest styles and trends so that they can stand out from the crowd.
LETTER: Spreading bread a crummy idea

LETTER: Spreading bread a crummy idea

Dear Editor: I walk Grand Boulevard most days with my dog and very often we walk through torn pieces of bread - big and small pieces. Maybe somebody thinks this a good way to feed wildlifeand others but it is not good for anyone.