Opinion

Dear Editor: The people of Canada earlier protested to the government to reverse the proposed sale of Potash Canada to an offshore company. The protest was successful and our government denied the sale.

Dear Editor: In regards to the letter by the woman complaining about horse poop in Lower Seymour Demonstration Forest here is my take: I think that the incidence of the discovery of huge horse poops every five minutes in this area is highly exaggerat

Dear Editor: I have serious concerns about riding my bike on the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge.

Dear Editor: Regarding your Sept. 19, story, City Residents May Count Their Chickens, and Mayor Darrell Mussatto's comment that the City of North Vancouver is shielded by its geography from predators.

"To get the homeowner to take (trees) down themselves, it saves you the trouble of either getting some ne'erdo-well off the street to go and carry out the crime or of going down (yourself) to poison it with diesel.

Dear Editor: I am writing an obituary notice for something that is not dead yet, but will become so Oct. 1.

STEPHEN Harper is once again primed to let clever politics trump good government.

Dear Editor: I write with respect to Dianne Murray's Sept. 7 letter, Keith Passing Lane Dangerous, and her statement "trucks do not go on this route.

THE City of North Vancouver's decision this week to allow backyard chickens may seem like a quaint curiosity, but in years to come, that change - and other policy shifts like it - may prove surprisingly important.

Dear Editor: As a Canadian-Iranian citizen who has lived in Canada for more than 20 years, I am grateful for the closure of the Iranian embassy here.