AlO - Wednesday, December 5, 1984 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by

Ellsworth
Dickson

Ithough teachers do have the right to
strike, they have used this right spar-
ingly. But should they have this right?
Since it is the students who would be very
much affected by a teachers strike, let’s see
what they have to save
Todays question 1s:

‘Should teachers
have the right to
strike?’’

Kimberley Glan
North Vancouver

We students depend on
Our teachers to be al
school and many students
would suffer in the event
of a Strike [ think that it
teachers are unhappy with
their job situation, they
should seek means other
than strikes to settle their
disputes

Patti Furniss
North Vancouver

A lengthy strike would
result ano mans
tathop thei year
that most teachers are
responsible professionals,
and don't take strikes
hehtly, but a long strtke
would be

Spudents
realize

disastpous to
students

Scout Hubbs
North Vancouver

No, because students
would bose toa mite tho bass
time durrap a speike Inn

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NORTH VAN CIT

‘Continue
progress’

_ Lo ucks brother

NORTH VANCOUVER has and will continue to
develop despite the current economic situation, ac-
cording to Mayor Jack Loucks’ review of 1984 and
plans for 1985 presented tn his midterm address at
the Dec. 3 City council meeting.

Many major ac
comphshments occurred here
during this council's first
vear in office, he said, in-
cluding the near-completion
of two more buildings on
Lonsdale Quay and construc:
tron of the Public Market
which should be complete in
another year. Construction
on the Quay's first residential
project, an 80-unit con.
dominium complex, 1s also
underway

In addition, Waterfront
Park now has a permanent
pier and the first phase fill-in
is complete with the second
phase to be done by 1986

In other parts of the city,
several types of housing pro
jects are in Various stages of
completion, and the Devclop-
ment and | icensing Services
Department estimates 1984
building permits will reach a
new construction svdalue of
about $20

The city has made more
than $1.6 milfion from selling
or leasing city property.
mainly trom leases with the
Greater Vancouver Housing
Corporation and Creekside
Housing Co operative dt ex
pects to another 4)
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The city saw an increase in
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