Opinion

Dear Editor: I attended the town hall meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 14 for the proposed redevelopment of 161 East Keith Road, North Vancouver. I have several concerns about the new proposed building at 161 East Keith Rd.

Dear Editor: Can you imagine the people west of Burrard Street, south of Broadway and east of Main not being able to vote on what is proposed to be built or demolished or where bike lanes should be in the downtown core of the city of Vancouver? I don

The North Shore has lost a giant, almost as big as its mountains. Tim Jones, the stalwart, outspoken team leader of North Shore Rescue died suddenly while on Mount Seymour Sunday.

It was a gruesome start to the year for prison officials in Ohio this week, where a condemned killer took 20 minutes to die in a state execution that didn't go as planned.

"He allegedly was found along the road close to the parish by a group of youths who took him to a party." North Van RCMP Cpl. Richard De Jong describes the return of a stolen baby Jesus statue to a local church (from a Jan. 12 news story).

Dear Editor: The system is flawed and needs fixing! Upon completion of the National Energy Board's public hearings for the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project application, we anticipated a recommendation, based on clear public debate of complex issues.

Dear Editor: Martin Millerchip's column (Big Development Drives Big Change) in the North Shore News Jan. 5 struck a chord.

Dear Editor: The Jan. 1 North Shore News reported the "City Loans Lonsdale Energy Corp $12M.

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The Ontario Medical Association has declared employers must stop demanding their staff produce a doctor's note every time they have a sick day.