Opinion

Dear Editor: As one who has been concerned about transit in North Vancouver for the past 20 years and is now equally worried about over-development in the city, I wanted to know more about the nonanswers the city mayor, staff and developers of Harbou

A "living room for the community." That's how the Arts Facility Advisory Committee and its consultants, Urban Arts Architecture, sees its proposal for a civic arts centre on the 1600-block of Bellevue Avenue. That's a brilliant concept.

Dear Editor: Why not just put the bus depot in Harbourside instead of 800 units? Then the buses could rattle around the streets down there and not bother anyone after all the business people have gone home, a new overpass wouldn't be needed (at least

Dear Editor: Regarding your May 30 story, North Van Bus Depot to Close in 2018: I am afraid someone is spinning you a line. I believe the price for the B.C.

Dear Editor: Thank you for your spot-on May 27 editorial, Cheap Trick and to Christine Gurin for her letter exposing the dubious ethics of Onni.

Dear Editor: The North Shore News recent four-part series, Our Changing Landscapes, was a feel-good piece of development-industry propaganda.

Dear Editor: As all readers will be aware, 2008 was the beginning of the worst economic downturn we have experienced since the Great Depression. Governments were affected worldwide.

SHOULD North Vancouver be policed by Mounties? This is a serious question the community must answer as it picks over a proposed - very expensive - 20-year contract with the RCMP.

"Change is hard, no doubt about it. But single-family homes are just not attainable. It's not a reality for most people.

THE provincial government's justification for its Orwellian Animal Health Act is not only worrying, it's an insult to the public's intelligence. Bill 37 overrides B.C.