Opinion

Editor: I would like to respond to Art Devlin's letter regarding DriveABLE (Coast Reporter, Feb. 17). As someone who is approaching my middle age, I sympathize with the predicament that Devlin now finds himself in.

Editor: On June 29, 2011 I knowingly broke in to the Pender Harbour Elementary School, with intent to cause mischief and damage to the school.

Editor: Your reporting and editorializing (Coast Reporter, Feb.

Editor: The forest road at the end of the 1500 block of Reed Road is a beautiful area used by many horseback riders, dog walkers and hikers.

Editor: There is a fundamental disconnect between Education Minister George Abbott's words and his government's actions (Coast Reporter, Feb. 17). If B.C. "has a great education system" then why do we need a "B.C.

The Internet and social networking have taken over our lives.

Editor: I am writing to alert your readers to a special day that's coming up soon. On the last day of February, millions of people around the world will be observing World Rare Disease Day. There will be activities across the U.S.

Editor: The Feb. 10 editorial is presumptuous, assuming those who wish to see BCTS' cutblock A87124 preserved represent the "community." Block A87124 will return approximately $1.

The following letter was sent to Tom Jensen, assistant deputy minister Forest, Lands and Resource Operations, and copied to Coast Reporter.

No one likes a bully. Being teased, called names or, even worse, being physically assaulted is just wrong. Imagine if you are a child or a teen and are faced with the prospect of going to school every day and being bullied by other children.