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Last week's poll question: Do you support the massive increase in density from proposed new developments along Cambie Street? YES - 52 per cent NO - 48 per cent This is not a scientific poll. Go to www.vancourier.com to vote

Back in the pre-PVR days when I had to actually watch TV commercials, nursing grudges against the most annoying ones was a hobby.

What is really at stake if British Columbia follows Washington State and Colorado and successfully legalizes marijuana? Money, of course, that other green substance. Lets start with the estimated value of the illicit pot growing industry here in B.C.

Years ago, I used to visit a hobby farm owned by a girlfriend's father. The mad animal antics at the place were like something out of a James Herriot novel as reworked by Kurt Vonnegut.

To the editor: Re: "Oakridge plan part of car-reduction trend," Nov. 9.

am Sullivan and Suzanne Anton are on the move. S Earlier this week, Sullivan was out for a lunch he arranged with pollster Barb Justason.

To the editor: Re: "Kerrisdale's changing landscape: Trees facing a silent slaughter," Nov. 7. It's admirable that Terri Clark wants to preserve trees in the City of Vancouver.

Last week's poll question: Do you support the massive increase in density from proposed new developments along Cambie Street? YES - 52 per cent NO - 48 per cent This is not a scientific poll. Go to www.vancourier.com to vote

To the editor: Re: "Dunbar needs seniors' facilities," Nov. 9. Would Erin Coulter step down from her moralistic soapbox.

Years ago, I used to visit a hobby farm owned by a girlfriends father. The mad animal antics at the place were like something out of a James Herriot novel as reworked by Kurt Vonnegut.