Opinion

Editor: Through a partnership between the Halfmoon Bay Community Association and the SCRD, the federal and provincial governments have agreed to provide just over $2 million toward the building of a new community hall in Halfmoon Bay to replace the a

Editor: The Sunshine Coast Art Crawl committee would like to give a huge shout out to the participating artists, the art crawlers, the sponsors, funders and the Sunshine Coast community for their support in this very unusual year for the Art Crawl.

The provincial election realigned the political landscape like rarely before, but it is far from clear whether the changes will be lasting. For example, does the B.C.

Sitting on a mathematically certain blowout win, the NDP were careful on election night not to sound like they were taking the more than half a million uncounted votes for granted.

Editor: The long-awaited next wave of infection is now here and how well we do will depend on our self-discipline and individual consciousness.

Editor: The last few weeks I’ve been driving back and forth between Langdale and the Sechelt Aquatic Centre, three or four times per week. This works out to about 200 kilometres per week. A crazy amount of driving to go for a swim.

Editor: Unfortunately, when the subject of barges in Gibsons Harbour came up (“Gibsons mayor promises action on barges,” Oct. 16, and response letters on Oct. 23), the most important point was missed by all.

Editor: I find the letter from Linda Ruiz (“Walk on a dog-free trail,” Oct. 23) to be extremely offensive. The last time I checked, our parks and trails were there for the benefit of all.

Editor: This month will see a change in The Heart of the Creek, when the woodworking school closes at that location. For 15 years Inside Passage Woodworking School has been quietly teaching fine woodworking skills to students from all over the world.

Editor: Re: “Greens eye returning BC Ferries to government fold,” Oct. 23. Here we go again.