Opinion

Dear Editor: I've never actually had a parcel go missing in transit before, certainly not such an important one as this.

Dear Editor: The sound of rapid gunfire and shuddering earth rock our bedroom every morning as we wake for a new day. It is an earth-shattering, deep intense crashing noise, with beeping machinery all around us.

UNFORTUNATELY many local government attempts to do the right thing often devolve into a "license and control it" approach. The result: the nanny state gets ever bigger and bylaw officers have another chapter of authority to study and implement.

Dear Editor: Kudos to the North Shore News for supporting the Bentley family in their brave fight with the Fraser Health Authority to uphold Margaret's wish to die with dignity.

Dear Editor: Re: My letter regarding North Shore Rescue (NSR) published Friday, August 23, 2013. I deeply regret writing my earlier letter to the North Shore News as I made several factual mistakes and wrongly accused Tim Jones of improper conduct.

Dear Editor: On the Friday afternoon of Aug. 23, I was walking up St. Georges from 14th Street and when I came to the alleyway there was this very large truck coming out of the alley to make a turn onto St. Georges.

MUCH as we'd like to, there's no denying that the leaves are starting to change and the blackberries are appearing on the vine - both unmistakable signs of the passage of time.

Dear Editor: I would like to respond to your Aug. 28 editorial about the wireless industry, Wave Action, that has some incorrect information in it. First and foremost, at Telus we don't shy away from competition. We say "bring it on.

Dear Editor: I am certain anyone living in North Vancouver is well aware that developers have been allowed (encouraged?) to run amok.

"I noticed an air conditioner dripping water down and I thought if there's a way that we could contain that it would be helpful for everybody.