Opinion

To the editor: Re: "City hall powerless in B.C. Place bright lights dispute," Oct. 7.

To the editor: Re: "Housing minister says city won't need temporary shelters," Oct. 14.

To the editor: Re: "Class Notes," Oct. 14. Another school year is upon us and Patti Bacchus and the Vancouver School Board are puzzled as to why enrolment is down again.

As the election looms, Chinatown residents blame crime and parking for neighbourhood woes

I tried. I was determined that this years We Day event at Rogers Arena wasnt going to pull me into its web of optimism led by a gang of 18,000 shiny, happy boys and girls. But pull me in it didagain.

New York friend describes the original protest

Dissent still largely untapped

To the editor: Re: "Teenage housing nightmare opens for business in Downtown Eastside," Sept. 19.

To the editor: Re: "Election campaign kicks into high gear," Oct. 7. Allen Garr erred by writing "all three parties" in this civic election. He forgot the Green Party.

To the editor: Re: "Vancouver-based protest movement hitting home," Oct. 5. Canadian corporations are currently sitting on roughly half a trillion dollars cash. None of this money is being used to invest in new businesses or new jobs.