Opinion

Dear Editor: My wife and I chose to live, and raise our family, in Lynn Valley because of the relative easy access to amenities and, more importantly, to live within the unique natural surroundings offered by the North Shore mountains.

"They came and went, came and went. So and so didn't come back and someone else would come in and take his place." Decorated RCAF Spitfire pilot Roy Wozniak discusses the loss of life during the Second World War (from a Nov. 11 Sunday Focus story). .

relinquishing control over British Columbia's school year, the province has freed school districts to tweak their calendars to their hearts' content, but the move may have come at the cost of larger-scale, systemic improvement.

Dear Editor: Earlier today our home was leafleted by a group opposed to development in Lynn Valley. I'd like you to know that many people in this neighbourhood actually support densification and development.

COUN. Doug MacKay-Dunn's concern over the location of a new secondary wastewater treatment plant on the North Shore is justified and deserves a complete answer.

Open letter to North Shore MPs, John Weston and Andrew Saxton: Your propaganda with the Remembrance Day memorial ad you - and probably all the Conservative MPs - placed in local newspapers is a slap in the face to our current members of the Canadian

Dear Editor: Kudos to Trevor Carolan for his Oct. 28 column, Density on Viagra in DNV planning.

Dear Editor: So West Vancouver is due to lose a million dollars in tax revenue from the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal? Why waste money on an expensive legal appeal? Merely have the District of West Vancouver engineering department change all the roads

I am not sure how your reporter concluded that most attendees at the Kinder Morgan Open House were opposed to their project, but I did not receive that impression.