Opinion

Editor: Re: World’s best water wasted (Letters, Coast Reporter, June 20). Please, Mr.

Editor: What kind of society do you want to live in? I grew up in a just society, a social democracy that cared for its citizens through education, health care and pensions.

Editor: It takes a village to raise a child for sure. I’m an elder in our village and I’m deeply saddened and concerned by the inability of our leaders to resolve the education system challenge before them.

Editor: On Saturday, June 21, I attended the 2014 Sunshine Coast Women’s Municipal Campaign School. What great information, although I was very disappointed to see such a small turnout from our women in Sechelt.

Knock on Wood

Editorial

Editor: I’m really not sure why there isn’t more concern about burning an entire city’s waste on the Coast.

Editor: On Sunday, June 1, at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery, author Valerie Mason-John held a launch for her new book, Eight Step Recovery: Using the Buddha’s Teachings to Overcome Addiction.

The following letter was sent to Woodfibre in Squamish concerning its LNG project and copied to Coast Reporter. Dear Ms.

Editor: On Friday, June 6, Gibsons lost whatever vestige of simple innocence it may have once had.