Opinion

CANADA'S foreign policy appears to be shifting. This week it's Senegal and the Congo for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, while Foreign Minister John Baird is in Nigeria.

ATTENTION, abortion pro-choicers: If you disliked Stephen Woodworth, you'll hate Mark Warawa.

Dear Editor: Thanks to Andrew Nikiforuk and his Tyee series we know more about Kinder Morgan's record of safety. Our leaders should spend some time reading this to help them understand and decide how to deal with these mega projects appropriately.

Dear Editor: I read Hazen Colbert's Oct. 3 letter to the editor (Lynn Valley Highrises Don't Meet OCP Aims) with considerable interest and agree with the points she made regarding the proposed redevelopment of Lynn Valley Shopping Centre.

THE power of pink has grown in the 22 years since Susan G. Komen began handing ribbons to breast cancer survivors running in the annual Race for the Cure in New York City.

Dear Editor: I doubt many teenagers or young adults read the letters to the paper, so I'm asking that parents read this out to their kids. We live near Handsworth secondary.

THE story of bullied Argyle graduate Robin Tomlin's effort to win an apology from his former school - and the response that story has generated - has illustrated in dramatic terms how widespread bullying is, how long lasting its effects can be, and h

Dear Editor: Frankly it's more like prostitution. "As long as we get paid enough we will accept a pipeline." After 40 years Christy Clark has convinced me not to vote for her party. Shame on her. Bill Smyth North Vancouver

Dear Editor: Over several decades, many owners of a 64-unit strata highrise in West Vancouver illegally enclosed their balconies, not only increasing the size (and value) of their condo, but also damaging the structure of the building and making fire