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Beer itself

Beer itself

It's time for the province to review its confounding liquor licensing laws.
You said it

You said it

"We are tired of seeing animal abusers get a couple-hundred dollar fine and a slap on the wrist.
City mega project needs mega opposition

City mega project needs mega opposition

Dear Editor: At the May 28 city council meeting, the North Van City Voices delegation presented concerns regarding the process being used to review the Official Community Plan.
Thick skulls

Thick skulls

In the same week that the chief coroner of Ontario called for mandatory bike helmet laws in that province, a group of cycling advocates on this coast has called for our own helmet regulations to be relaxed or scrapped. The mind boggles.
Should we be expecting more from a Vancouver June?

Should we be expecting more from a Vancouver June?

Donors earn Seal of approval

Donors earn Seal of approval

Dear Editor: Sam Wade and I would sincerely like to thank you for running a story on our Easter Seals on Wheels fundraising campaign in the North Shore News.
Take a pass

Take a pass

IN floating a plan to jack up fees at the Lower Mainland's park-andrides, TransLink has its heart in the right place, but perhaps not its brain.
West Vancouver mayor, amalgamate thyself

West Vancouver mayor, amalgamate thyself

Dear Editor: In reading your article on the subject of the North Shore mayors' concerns with the rising cost of policing (Mayors Favour Joint Police Study, June 17, North Shore News), and in particular amalgamating the three policing areas, I couldn'
Throw SAR a lifeline

Throw SAR a lifeline

Dear Editor: In your June 10 editorial, Dead in the Water, you wrote: "The North Shore's (Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue) spokesmen are understandably reluctant to criticize the decision to close the Kitsilano base.
Ailing Phibbs needs hot soup

Ailing Phibbs needs hot soup

Dear Editor: I was made aware of how isolated, and thus scary, a place Phibbs Exchange can be the very first time I waited there for a bus a number of years ago (Making Phibbs Less 'Scary', June 17, North Shore News).