Opinion

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).

Dear Editor: The recently updated North Vancouver Bicycle Master Plan is indeed a good one, as mentioned in your Oct. 12 story, Cyclists Hope Bike Plan Will Get Action.

METRO mayors correctly, albeit not unanimously, stuck to their guns Thursday and voted not to increase property taxes across the region in order to raise $30 million in each of the next two years to plug a hole in the TransLink budget.

Dear Editor: Lynn Valley residents are very upset over the proposals to build highrises in the town centre.

Dear Editor: A big deep thank you goes to all the crews who worked tirelessly in the pelting rain from 10 a.m. through to 4 a.m. on Sunday to restore the power on behalf of the residents of Lower Cedardale and Park Royal north. At approximately 10 a.

Dear Editor: Thank you North Shore News and community. Your decision to cover our missing barbecue caper in such a clever way with Mike Wakefield's great photo and eye-catching headlines resulted in an amazing outpouring of community generosity.