Opinion

Dear Editor: I have just viewed the options for the foot of Lonsdale and Lot 5 developments. I can't believe it. Why would we use prime waterfront land for a museum and an art gallery - even a college? These are interior activities.

THE numbers don't look good for Premier Christy Clark and the B.C. Liberals. Not the polling numbers, bleak though they remain for the Liberals, but the gloomy numbers released this week by Finance Minister Mike de Jong.

Dear Editor: In his Nov. 4 letter to the North Shore News, Citizens' Ignorance a Dire Threat to Trade Deal, David Fung laments the fact that citizens' ignorance may jeopardize the Canada-China trade deal (FIPA). Mr.

Dear Editor: I am responding to two unfounded accusations against the Lynn Valley Community Association made in letters which the North Shore News published Oct. 19 ("LVCA is dominated by real estate companies and large-scale developers") and Nov.

WHEN did government become campaigning - all the time? Our next federal election is set for Oct.

Dear Editor: The pipeline protesters advocating tourists not tankers are living in a dream world.

A lot of people won't be happy that the man at the centre of a high-profile animal cruelty court case isn't going to jail. Animal rights advocates have made their feelings known about the need for a stiff sentence throughout the court process.

"He already feels like a murderer." Defence lawyer Greg Diamond describes Whistler sled dog killer Robert Fawcett's state of mind during a sentencing hearing in North Vancouver provincial court Thursday (from a Nov. 23 news story). . . .

Dear Editor: I attended the District of West Vancouver council meeting Monday evening for the discussion of the plans for the 1300block of Marine Drive and the site of the police station.

Dear Editor: Regarding the Nov.