Opinion

Editor: On Sept.

Editor: As you probably know, BC Hydro has sent a letter to all customers who have resisted installation of an electro magnetic pulsing meter in their homes.

Editor: The fourth annual Comedy on the Coast fundraising event, organized and hosted by Chad Joe and Westcoast Mining, took place last Saturday, Sept. 28, at Raven's Cry Theatre.

It was hard not to gush when writing about the Honourable Steven Point and his visit to the Sunshine Coast last Saturday, Sept. 28, to deliver the Elder College address.

Editor: I just want to thank SCRD chair Garry Nohr for standing up for Sunshine Coast ferry users by restating the fact that it is an essential service and a highway.

Editor: Has Gibsons become a year round softball training facility? It appears that Brothers Park has been closed to the soccer leagues.

Wouldn't it be nice if people were responsible for picking up and disposing of their garbage in a safe and legal way? Is it too much to ask? I don't think so.

Editor: A message for those on the Sunshine Coast who have resisted the installation of a smart meter: progress has been made over the summer toward keeping our analog meters.

Editor: In the letter to the editor (Coast Reporter, Sept.

Editor: Some floats have drifted up on Hopkins Beach and I bet, had these been identified as debris from the Japan tsunami, something would have been done already. It appears that these floats were cut loose from some marina in B.C.