Opinion

Editor: The War Amps Key Tag Service is celebrating a milestone this year – its 75th anniversary! The service has not only been reuniting Canadians with their lost keys, it has been helping to make a difference in the lives of amputees.

Editor: Thank you for publishing such a detailed review of important events and activities in our community throughout the tumultuous year of 2020.

A union official this week called for all levels of government to embrace “Buy Canadian” policies in order to protect Canadian jobs.

Imagine waking up one morning to news of a disaster somewhere in B.C. that killed more than 900 people and put 2,500 people in hospital with almost 600 of those folks in critical care.

Editor: Re: “SC COVID Task Force doctors honoured as unsung heroes,” Dec. 25.

Editor: It was a delight to read about our local physicians being recognized as “unsung heroes” for their contribution to the Covid-19 Physicians Task Force.

Editor: John Horgan justified his decision for an early election last fall based on the need for a clear majority mandate to address COVID-19. Despite now having that mandate, B.C. is behind. According to Our World In Data, as of Jan.

Editor: Dr. Bonnie Henry has created a climate of kindness with her messaging around our health and well being and with this in mind I am reflecting on the “Kisses and Kicks” featured in the Coast Reporter.

Editor: As homeowners in a quiet neighbourhood in Sechelt for 16 years we have depended on council to legislate bylaws to protect our lifestyle and the value of our investment.

Editor: As a recently retired SCRD pool and arena facility operator, I find the idea of opening the Gibsons pool and the Sechelt arena both practically and financially irresponsible, especially during the pandemic.