Opinion

Suddenly there's lots happening on the political radar

As a resident living near Lonsdale, I am finding it very difficult to feel safe just walking down the street. More and more people of all ages are riding their bikes on the sidewalk, which is illegal in B.C.

YOU read it here second: Liberal Premier Christy Clark will still be premier when she wakes up on May 15, 2013 - the day after the provincial election.

SOME Lynn Valley residents need to realize that the world is organized by the people who show up.

Dear Editor: I am appealing to a young gentleman who at 6: 30 p.m. on Aug. 13 in the Superstore parking lot off Seymour Parkway helped remove a yellow cement parking hazard without a flag that had attached itself to my Honda CRV right rear wheel.

TODAY, the province's municipal leaders will vote on a resolution calling for the decriminalization of marijuana. They should not only pass this motion, but resolve to lobby other communities across the country to do the same.

Dear Editor: The people of Canada earlier protested to the government to reverse the proposed sale of Potash Canada to an offshore company. The protest was successful and our government denied the sale.

Dear Editor: In regards to the letter by the woman complaining about horse poop in Lower Seymour Demonstration Forest here is my take: I think that the incidence of the discovery of huge horse poops every five minutes in this area is highly exaggerat

Dear Editor: I have serious concerns about riding my bike on the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge.

Dear Editor: Regarding your Sept. 19, story, City Residents May Count Their Chickens, and Mayor Darrell Mussatto's comment that the City of North Vancouver is shielded by its geography from predators.