Opinion

Editor: A refurbishment that is going to cost $600,000. Surely for that kind of money...there should be a princess in the tower...or at the very least a resident poet... Linda King, Sechelt

'It seems evident that the most cost-effective solution is to build new offices for the district staff on the Dusty Road property already owned by the district. Thirty years from now, Dusty Road could very well be considered downtown.'

The challenges we face are now so massive and occurring so rapidly that such leisurely approaches will be too little, too late

From sextortion to eating disorders, province targets platforms and companies endangering youth

Advice to Canada’s ambassador to Germany John Horgan is be yourself. On softwood lumber, U.S. sees Canadian practices as discriminatory, he says.

Editor: Albert Reeve misconstrued the sue big oil movement (Suing Big Oil, Coast Reporter, March 1).

Editor: Re: Concerning the Rental housing conditional permit approval. We certainly need more rental housing units in Sechelt. However, I am concerned that in this process our water situation is not being taken into consideration.

'Absent experience with measles due to the success of measles eradication via the MMR vaccine, today the public tends to minimize measles’ importance—thinking it’s only an uncomfortable rash.'