| OPINION |
Stumpo
kills hopes for bus deal
It looks like Dave Stumpo has painted himself into a corner
and taken the chances of a quick end to the Lower Mainland
transit strike with him.
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Here’s
hoping for Momentum in city’s bike culture
"Wouldn’t it be great if the buses stayed out
forever?" one man asked another recently on the patio of
a West Side café.
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Endless
loop of old ideas
In the 1996 futuristic thriller, The Matrix, Morpheus, the
leader of a resistance cell, reveals to Neo, a new recruit,
that no one knows what year it is.
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Ailing
pets put on pins and needles
Many years ago when I was living in Hong Kong, I had an ear
ache. And lord, did it hurt! I felt like one whole side of my
head had been smacked with a sledgehammer.
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| LETTERS |
Coun.
Lee rebuts racist charge
On May 22, I rebutted Garr’s first article in Ming Pao with
the headline "Denouncing Allen Garr for being too
picky" and in Sing Tao with "A Western reporter
slanders Chinatown; accuses city councillors of Chinese
descent of having their strings pulled."
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Council’s
noise booklet a silly insult
The unfortunate residents along East 1st Avenue should scream
a whole bunch louder for the way the city mistreats them.
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Southeast
Marine too noisy for residential
In my opinion, the City of Vancouver should provide residents
who live on major roads/highways with soundproof fences or
offer financial aid to protect them from major noise and
pollution.
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Water
squatter rejects selfish label
While seemingly adversarial, Lee in fact supports my position.
False Creek is for the use and enjoyment of everyone.
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Lack
of support put Montessori in pickle
The first Montessori elementary teacher preparation courses
were launched for Vancouver School Board by Vancouver
University’s B.C. Montessori Teachers College in 1987.
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