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Marine Drive density is creating traffic gridlock

Marine Drive density is creating traffic gridlock

Dear Editor: I don't claim to read every paper that's out there or watch every newscast but I'm baffled by the lack of chatter regarding traffic in North Vancouver. I do know friends and colleagues are noticing that it just gets worse and worse.
Multi-family housing a social reality

Multi-family housing a social reality

Dear Editor: Your June 23 editorial asks that the North Shore municipalities answer a few questions, referred to as Growing Pain in the headline.
Lane parking a bad idea

Lane parking a bad idea

Dear Editor: At three recent city council meetings, Mayor Darrell Mussatto and Coun. Craig Keating have suggested the possibility of allowing parking in lanes.
Transit cash key

Transit cash key

IN a dazzling glimpse of the obvious, Statistics Canada recently released numbers showing most commuters in Metro Vancouver are still getting to work in their cars.
Ahead of the curve

Ahead of the curve

THE United States Supreme Court dragged its country, much of it kicking and screaming, into the 21st century Wednesday morning with two rulings being celebrated by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
Knowing who we are still valuable

Knowing who we are still valuable

This was among my prayers: a piece of ground not so very large, a garden and a spring of water; above these a small patch of woods.
Thanks for the memories

Thanks for the memories

Dear Editor: I want to publicly thank those involved in the creation of the Spirit Trail and Kings Mill Walk in North Vancouver.
You said it

You said it

"You have to realize, for the past eight years (Iranian President Mahmoud) Ahmadinejad was like a scar or black eye for Iranian people around the world. He was a failed president from a foreign policy aspect but also domestically.
Negativity of Grosvenor supporters divisive

Negativity of Grosvenor supporters divisive

Dear Editor: I am disappointed that Coun. Bill Soprovich cast the deciding vote for advancing Grosvenor's development application for the 1300-block Marine Drive at the June 17 council meeting.
The red menace

The red menace

SOMETHING startling happened in Ottawa this week while the rest of us were busy not caring about who won the Stanley Cup. Fifteen Conservative senators broke ranks with their notoriously whipped party and voted to gut a piece of Tory legislation.