Opinion

Except for the prospect of a hockey mom running a red light early in the morning, nothing makes me more nervous than encountering a cyclist threading the needle between my vehicle and a line of parked cars as we proceed west on Cornwall Avenue in rus

Most readers have probably heard about the Prime Ministers rejection of Justin Trudeaus advice we explore the root causes of terrorism.

To the editor: Re: "Viaducts removal a done deal," Letters, April 19. Letter writer Gayle Nesbit's conclusion that removal of the Georgia viaduct is a done deal barks up the wrong tree as it were.

To the editor: Re: "West Point Grey lawn bowlers get ready to roll," April 26. While the story is all warm and fuzzy, it leaves out some very important facts like the sweetheart lease deal they have with the Vancouver Park Board.

We've all done it apparently. Purposely running a red light that is. I'm talking, of course, about B.C. Liberal leader Christy Clark's regrettable decision to run a red light very early one morning after being egged on by her 11-yearold son.

To the editor: Re: "$$ for seniors centre," Central Park - April 17. The $1.3 million that the Liberals gave to the City of Vancouver for the long awaited seniors centre in South Vancouver may be worse than useless.

Weve all done it apparently. Purposely running a red light that is. Im talking, of course, about B.C. Liberal leader Christy Clarks regrettable decision to run a red light very early one morning after being egged on by her 11-year-old son.

To the editor: Re: "Olson wrong on Thatcher," Letters, April 26. I read George Vysatek's perspective on Geoff Olson's piece and wondered if we had read the same column.

If B.C. NDP leader Adrian Dix wins the May 14 election, theres going to be a lot more arguments over the finer points.

Last week's poll question: Will the election campaign have any effect on how you will vote May 14? YES - 14 per cent NO - 86 per cent This is not a scientific poll. Go to www.vancourier.com to vote