Opinion

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WHEN the NDP revealed last week the B.C. Liberals' plan to sway ethnic votes in key ridings, many wondered if the cynical plotline would be tied directly to Premier Christy Clark.

Dear Editor: I have grave concerns about the proposal currently being advanced by Seymour Golf and Country Club and Northlands Golf Course.

Dear Editor: Keith Baldrey's Feb. 22 column, Just Saying 'No' Not Always the Best Policy, is one more example of the narrow-minded thinking that is leading us towards the destruction of this planet.

Dear Editor: Hats off to the B.C. government and Cycling BC for funding new bike lanes in North Vancouver. I cycle back and forth between North and West Vancouver frequently.

Dear Editor: It is interesting that neither the District of North Vancouver or the RCMP have much of an appetite to deal with speeding traffic. This is a broader problem in the community.

Knock, knock. Who's there? It's the federal government. Unfortunately, that line has stuck a number of people as less than funny, after the feds sent workers to the homes of EI claimants to check on them.

Dear Editor: As an owner of two dogs, one small and one medium-sized, I am constantly looking for new trails to explore.

Dear Editor: We sympathize with Claus Wigg having his assessment increased by 65 per cent in two years and agree to his suggested and fairer assessment process.

"I thought there's no way whoever's in the car is going to make it out because it's a 40-foot drop into the creek." Colin Lake describes witnessing a single-vehicle crash on Montroyal Boulevard that left an SUV in a ravine.