Opinion

Dear Editor: I write regarding Mayor Richard Walton's Oct. 17 letter to the editor, DNV Welcomes Lynn Valley Input. My husband and I moved to the North Shore, Upper Lynn Valley, 35 years ago and we have loved living here ever since.

Dear Editor: I have four teenagers, and our family has been impacted by the Amanda Todd story.

IN the not too distant past, dreadlocked advocates speaking out in favour of marijuana legalization tended to show up on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery, poised to light up their joints at exactly 4: 20. How times have changed.

Dear Editor: I write regarding your Oct. 12 story, Lower Capilano 'Village' Planned.

Dear Editor: I'd like to express my profound thanks to city Couns. Pam Bookham, Rod Clark, Guy Heywood and Don Bell for using plain old common sense at the Oct. 14 council meeting.

Dear Editor: With respect to your Oct.

SOME residents of the Seylynn area will no doubt be surprised in the near future when what could be a 32-storey tower springs up in their neighbourhood.

"Adults still don't understand what goes on on social media. It's really important that adults get to know.

Dear Editor: I write in response to Mayor Richard Walton's letter, DNV Welcomes L. Valley Input, published Oct. 17 in the North Shore News.

Dear Editor: Letter writer Hazen Colbert is mistaken if he thinks there are no Lynn Valley residents hoping for condos in the centre (Lynn Valley Highrises Don't Meet OCP Aims, Wednesday, Oct. 3).