Opinion

the unexpected is dangerous

Dear Editor: Seventeen years ago, we bought a house in the Upper Delbrook neighbourhood of North Vancouver. Two weeks after we moved in, my wife gave birth to our third child, our beautiful daughter.

FIRST, our heartfelt sympathy goes to the families and friends of those killed and injured by the bomb explosions at the Boston Marathon.

Dear Editor: I have read with interest the "doomsday" articles and comments being made about Neptune Terminals' plans to upgrade and increase its throughput (notably your Feb. 1 front page story: Coal Terminal Upgrade Under Fire).

Dear Editor: I have a simple question for the people responsible for the signage in North Vancouver.

Dear Editor: Regarding your April 3 story, Jaywalking Girl Hit by Car. To me it seemed quite insensitive.

Dear Editor: Edgemont Village needs a viable and vibrant economic base to remain attractive and useful to all. Because of that I support the senior housing being proposed for Edgemont Village.

THIS week, Canadians finally noticed and vented their wrath about the temporary foreign worker program.

"If the city wants to go down the road of saying 'Let's start evicting people,' I think we're going to have a revolution on our hands - and well so." A note of support for ending the City of North Vancouver's duplex suite ban is sounded by Coun.