Opinion

Editor: Bicycles and motor vehicles travelling on the same roads is a dangerous thing. Adjustments need to be made for more protection for both cyclists and drivers.

Editor: R. Bryan’s letter (“ AAP stacked against us ,” Aug. 6) in support of not having water meters inspired me to write. The so-called vote was a sham.

Editor: Re: “ Sechelt’s multi-use trail network gets a $3.2-million funding boost ,” July 23. Yet another overt spending spree from the feds and provincial government. Over $3 million to “improve” a bicycle path.

Editor: I moved to Sechelt six years ago from small-town Ontario where I played pickleball year-round on six public courts in the gymnasium of the local rec centre.

With many workers returning to the office for just a few days a week to start, there will also be a continued interest in renters and buyers needing spaces with home offices.

Editor: Re: “Vision test mimics reality,” Letters, Aug. 6. A vision test, mimicking a dark and rainy night, is really not a reality test for seniors, over 80, as they do not drive at night, or in a rainstorm.

Editor: I wish to extend my deep gratitude to all involved in my unusual opportunity to witness our Gibsons community members and first responders springing into action with fantastic teamwork, to handle an off-road emergency.

It was long ago predicted that if the Sunshine Coast did not find a way to create affordable housing, workers in many key sectors would become so scarce that no one would be here to perform the most basic services.