Opinion

Is no news good news? Looking at the results of North Vancouver's civic elections only six months back, you would think folks are pretty content with the pace of development on the North Shore.

"When the North Van school district identifies community need by the value of the property, there's something wrong there.

DEAR EDITOR: While some time has passed since the various articles appeared regarding the West Vancouver Council remuneration decision, I still think it is worthwhile to recap how the District of North Vancouver resolved the issue several years ago.

DEAR EDITOR: In response to your recent Sunday feature, The KLASS of 2012 Will Be The Last (April 29, North Shore News), I want to relate my experience as a parent. My son is graduating from Keith Lynn this year.

Dear Editor, I would like to speak through you to the residents of the City of North Vancouver.

At first blush it's easy dismiss high school pranks among the grad class as "kids being kids." But the 'pranks' described in a letter to the North Vancouver school district this week as being at the centre of grad contest are anything but benign.

Dear Editor: An open letter to George Abbott, minister of education: I heard the other day on CBC that you would be willing to go to court if necessary to stand up for teachers who are being bullied.

Dear Editor: Gold, not misfits. The headline "Mainstream Misfits Got A Second Chance At Keith Lynn" (April 29, North Shore News) annoyed me.

Dear Editor: I read the article "City Council Calls for Pot Regulation" by Benjamin Alldritt in the April 27 North Shore News with mixed emotions.