Opinion

Editor: A few years ago, the Coast Reporter published my crank letter, complaining about those drivers (“...usually with large black trucks”) who refuse to give pedestrians or joggers a bit of space.

Editor: On Wednesday evening, Nov. 10, my family was returning from Vancouver. We endured a five-and-a-half hour wait at Horseshoe Bay – including an hour outside the ticket booths and after that, inside the terminal.

Editor: We’re living in a climate emergency in real-time. Hard on the heels of COP-26, the disasters in B.C. are spectacular evidence of global warming and climate change right here and now.

B.C. residents worried about COVID-19 risks, delays, cancellations, poll finds.

Almost three in five Canadians want social media companies to suspend or ban users who reject climate change, survey finds.

Bronwyn Beairsto moved to the Coast from Bowen Island, where she spent the past three years reporting on small-town life