Opinion

"There is just no room for error right now." Antje Wahl, HUB's North Shore committee chairwoman, talks about cyclists' safety along the Stanley Park causeway (from a Feb. 19 news story). "I'm begging you to just say, 'Staff, make it happen.

He doesn't get a lot of face time in the legislature, but Green Party MLA Andrew Weaver is becoming one of the more intriguing provincial politicians in B.C.

Dear Editor: Why is my MLA afraid to represent me by not confirming he will raise a caucus item? Just because he is a rookie MLA and may be ambitious, how does he know that he is really representing his constituents when he does not want to raise a c

Dear Editor : Re. West Van Says Stairs Must Go, Feb. 5. The serfs could not hunt on the king's land and serfs cannot build stairs unless the king says OK.

It's ambitious with a capital A. A skating rink, ferris wheel, amphitheatre and dozens of other amenities that could permanently redefine the City of North Vancouver's waterfront and Lower Lonsdale.

Dear Editor: Your excellent article (City Council Buoys Sinking Stern, Jan. 29) reported on the decision of city council to reconsider the preservation of at least a small piece of HMS Flamborough Head.

Dear Editor: Provincial law dictates/requires three steps to have an amalgamation of municipalities. 1. Both councils have to pass the exact motion to instruct staff to develop an amalgamation plan, with a joint committee to guide the task. 2.

Get out the rubber gloves and the heavy-duty cleaner. If there's truth to the allegations swirling this week about harassment and bullying in the West Vancouver Police Department, there will soon be a need to scrub a lot of muck from the walls.

At four o'clock on a recent February afternoon, Vancouver Coastal Health inspectors arrived at the North Vancouver home of Jerri Morris to serve notice that her unlicensed Happy Hearts daycare must close immediately.

Dear Editor: I totally support the effort to amalgamate the North Shore into a single municipality, for no other reason than because it just makes sense.