Opinion

Editor: With reference to two letters to the editor (Coast Reporter, Aug. 8) and a recent news article regarding the Goldmoss gallery rezoning (Aug.

Editor: I agree with everything Carol Oslie says in her letter (Coast Reporter, Aug. 8) about drivers who do not respect pedestrians’ right of way.

Editor: As readers will now know, the great actor, comic and comedian Robin Williams has died — apparently by his own hand. Williams had more than comic genius in common with his idol, Jonathan Winters. He, too, lived with depression.

The following letter was submitted to Sechelt council and copied to Coast Reporter We strongly oppose amending the current bylaw allowing industrial use on property as Lot L. We don’t wish this property subdivided nor sold to anyone.

Editor: If the article on Sechelt Innovations Ltd. (SIL) in the Aug. 1 Coast Reporter is anything to go by, then SIL is in a sad and sorry state.

Editor: Mid-morning on Tuesday, July 29, I witnessed a near miss. A pedestrian walking up Trail Avenue paused and checked before crossing at the Ebbtide corner.

Editor: I had a near death experience on July 25, while watching a softball game at Hackett Park, when a minivan slammed into the wooden bleachers.

Editor: There is nowhere we can find in any bylaw today and nothing in the official community plan (OCP) of any community on the Sunshine Coast that allows the permitted use of live music events 12 days per year in a residential neighbourhood, let al

Editor: I feel compelled to write this letter regarding the new changes that will be coming to Roberts Creek if the new zoning that is being proposed is successful.

Editor: Premier Christy Clark, Transportation Minister Todd Stone and BC Ferries CEO Mike Corrigan owe the travelling public that was caught in Friday’s B.C. Day weekend snafu at Horseshoe Bay a public apology for their collective incompetence.