Opinion

Editor: Re: “Ingredient missed in prescription to reduce poverty,” Editorial, July 16. Your review of the recent report on action to reduce local poverty prompted me to revisit the paper.

Editor: As a co-researcher and major contributor to the Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework report, I fully agree with John Gleeson’s assertion (Editorial, July 16) that Sunshine Coast residents are generous when it comes to responding to call

47% of respondents to survey say country should embrace multiculturalism – up six percentage points in one year.

Gesture seen by 54% of poll respondents as move towards reconciliation with First Nations

'I was diagnosed with ADHD about a year and a half ago.'

Justin Trudeau places third in survey, behind former PM Stephen Harper.

Candidates line up in West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country

The long-closed Canada-U.S. land border will finally reopen Aug. 9, but any reopening carries with it a number of unanswered questions.

Editor: Re: “Drag racing’s future at Sechelt airport uncertain after council denies request,” July 16.

Editor: Following up on David Kipling’s letter (“SCDRA’s gift to the airport,” July 16) on the improvements made to the airport by the Sunshine Coast Drag Racing Association (SCDRA), I would like to add some benefits the SCDRA