Opinion

Help wanted: One (1) auditor general for local government, and one (1) B.C. treaty commissioner. The B.C. government is looking for thrill-seeking self-starters who thrive on challenges and won’t take no for an answer. Or yes, for that matter.

Re: Letter to the editor, “Voting Yes will push out poor,” March 18.

Re: “Mayor fails to meet goal of ending homelessness,” March 25.

I received my transportation and transit plebiscite ballot Wednesday. I plan to vote. And I plan to dutifully drop my carefully sealed ballot in the mailbox at the end of my street so it finds its way to Elections B.C. for counting.

Generation of Vancouver renters broadens definition of home

You may recall that a while back a group of Hastings-Sunrise residents let it be known they were none-too-pleased with the North Hastings BIA for attempting to rebrand their neighbourhood “East Village.

Have you ever thought about starting a new life somewhere other than Vancouver? I have been thinking about this after reading so many inane comments from No voters related to the transit referendum and also having recently spent time with two househo

Limiting B.C. Ferries fare hikes to 1.9 per cent a year for the next four years will likely dampen the chances of a full-fledged passenger mutiny, but there are more years of grinding cost-cutting ahead to make the numbers work.

Re: “‘Most epic project ever,’” March 6

Re: “Police chief backs Yes side,” March 13.