Opinion

The first day of the SCRD’s new Green Bin Era exposed a couple of potentially major flaws in the organic waste collection program that went full rural this week.

Editor: My husband and I have lived in Sechelt for over 25 years and have enjoyed living on the Coast. We drive a van, to accommodate mobility problems, and need parking close to the restaurants and shops we frequent.

Editor: When I read the Coast Reporter headline for Sept.

Editor: It is 10 years since Joe Harrison and I began a campaign to have a new national marine park created in Jervis Inlet and a portion of Squamish Indian Band territory. The roughly 3,500-sq.

Editor: After reading Wanda Nowicki’s letter (“Mask up on public transport,” Sept. 25) and Alicia Passmore’s rebuttal (“Some can’t wear a mask, Oct.

Editor: The best gift we can give to a youngster is an unlikely one – a tennis ball. It matters not whether the ball is new or used just as long as it has lots of bounce in it (some new, imported ones don’t).

Editor: I’d like to express my gratitude and extend a huge thank you to all the volunteer firefighters who bravely protect the people and property on the Sunshine Coast.

Editor: Re: “Wilson Creek loses business icon,” Oct. 2. Always smiling, Dave Munro has indeed become a local icon.

Editor There will soon be a big change in Wilson Creek. Dave Munro will be leaving the Shell station. Many of us have been making a special point of filling our tanks there for years. This, in spite of and even because of the lack of pay at the pump.

Editor: I am horrified and also frightened by a poster threatening Dr. Bonnie Henry taped to a post in Sechelt. The poster accused Dr. Henry of making up the international pandemic to inconvenience the people of B.C. The illogic of a lone B.C.