Opinion

Re: "Laneway letter puts reader in Cheeky mood," Letters, Jan. 25. I agree with Jenny and her concern with rising city taxes and a decline in services.

Re: "Memorial for homeless man turns into warm and emotional gathering," Jan. 25. I was a friend of Richard's (that's what we called him) when he was in his in 20s and early 30s... long before all of this happened.

To the editor: Re: "Poodle on a pole perplexes Main Street resident," Jan. 9. I live close to Main Street, and I love its vibrant culture from the Downtown Eastside to the Punjabi Market. The poodle sculpture is the stupidest thing I've ever seen.

To the editor: I am writing this letter with utmost fury at the park board's plan to take full control of all community centres. I am a 19-year-old UBC student, and I taught French at the Kerrisdale Community Centre for two years.

As we continue our year-long series profiling Vancouver's neighbourhoods, an obvious question comes up: How and when did these neighbourhoods come into existence? You might be inclined to believe the city drew up the boundaries about 100 years ago, b

To the editor: A meaningless icon. The installation rising above Main Street has been a surprise and a disappointment. One wonders if this was selected by a jury or a predisposed panel.

As we continue our year-long series profiling Vancouvers neighbourhoods, an obvious question comes up: How and when did these neighbourhoods come into existence? You might be inclined to believe the city drew up the boundaries about 100 years ago, bu

To the editor: Re: "City taxes rising, services declining," Letters, Jan. 16. My sympathies to Jenny and her struggle with the city regarding her lane woes.

To the editor: Re: "Slowing down not part of Dal Richards' plan," Jan. 11. What an absolutely lovely tribute your article is - nobody could have done a finer one.

To the editor: Re: "Gen Why's sense of entitlement astonishes," Letters, Jan. 16.