Opinion

Editor: I was taken aback by the article on page 58 of the 2016 Sunshine Coast Tourist Guide. It states that road cyclists “will be challenged and amazed by the 70-plus km Highway 101.

Editor: In response to Jan DeGrass’ review of the Refraction art show in Sechelt (Coast Reporter, June 10), I would like to speak a few words. Ms.

Editor: Yes, B.C. “needs Putin’s free land scheme,” though it’s not just Putin’s scheme. In the late 1800s, Canada had a similar system. Other successful examples exist.

Editor: Re: “B.C. needs Putin’s free land scheme,” Coast Reporter, June 17. We may need leaders with some character, vision and heart, but I think we also need journalists with some logical sense. Our beloved editor has compared B.C.

Editor: It’s good to see another capital project underway from our mayor and council.

Editor: Bravo to Mr. Gordon Bader for his letter (“Water to waste,” June 17), which pointed out that we are wasting gallons of water that we could be accumulating during these downpours we have naturally every year.

Editor: I’d like to address concerns expressed about Vancouver Coastal Health’s decision to sign a contract with the Trellis Group to build and operate a new residential care home in Sechelt (“Don’t follow U.K.

Editor: I, like many residents of the Sunshine Coast, have been saying to members of Elphinstone Logging Focus that they are doing a good job, glad someone is doing it, keep it up, etc.

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