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Sultan's travel jab a flight of fancy

Sultan's travel jab a flight of fancy

Dear Editor: It's unfortunate to see Liberal MLA Ralph Sultan, an MLA who many have previously considered reasonably fair-minded, abandon his reputation with a misleading cheap shot in his comments to the North Shore News (On MLA Finances, Clean Nose
East to west, cyclists face scary options

East to west, cyclists face scary options

Dear Editor: In response to Douglas Mason's letter (Bike Lane a Bad Plan, Says Cyclist, July 27, North Shore News), most regular cyclists such as myself prefer bike lanes to no bicycle facilities at all, which is the current situation on East Keith R
Shoot for the stars

Shoot for the stars

OVER 40 years ago, we were shooting for the moon. The culmination of that dream in 1969 remains an incredible human achievement. Decades later, we're looking to go beyond that.
Oil backers put wells before wellness

Oil backers put wells before wellness

Dear Editor: An open letter to John Weston, MP for West VancouverSunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country: I wish to object to the Conservative Party's stand on the pipeline and tanker plans for B.C.
Seniors: Beware the burglars in your inbox

Seniors: Beware the burglars in your inbox

Dear Editor: I wish to alert all Internet users, particularly seniors, to a recent scam. Someone, or possibly a group of people, hacked into my email account, read my emails and found my contact list.
Street music not the enemy

Street music not the enemy

Dear Editor: I have often passed and often stopped to listen to the talented Ms. Regehr - featured on the cover of your Aug. 5 issue - while she is performing (Busker Takes on City Noise Bylaws, North Shore News).
Oil critic has crude grasp of facts

Oil critic has crude grasp of facts

Dear Editor: Letter writer Mike Richardson, criticizing MP John Weston, implies that oil pipelines exporting Canadian crude oil contribute to "global greenhouse gas emissions" (Oil Will be Economy's Undoing, Aug. 5, North Shore News).
Testing their medal

Testing their medal

ON Thursday, Canadian sports fans had reason to celebrate. No, it wasn't a gold medal win.
Inquiring Reporter: What's your favourite way to cool down in the summer?

Inquiring Reporter: What's your favourite way to cool down in the summer?

Are you disappointed Canada's medal haul is heavy on bronze?

Are you disappointed Canada's medal haul is heavy on bronze?