Opinion

Editor: Re: “SCRD staff targeted,” by Dean McKinley, Letters, Sept. 10. I do not condone abuse or targeting behaviour against staff, but over the past 17 months the services provided by the SCRD are subpar. We are once again in Stage 4.

Editor: It is unconscionable that we on the Sunshine Coast, which is part of the West Coast rainforest, have not kept up with the need to provide adequate water that is commensurate with development – commercial, agricultural and residential.

Election 2021: Tories face polling stagnation, gender gap, survey suggests.

Poll: Close to half of British Columbian workers say they would be likely to seek a different job if not allowed to work from home as often as they want.

The federal election is on Sept. 20.

But Trudeau maintains upper hand on some key issues, survey finds

A new model of paid sick leave for B.C. employees comes into effect Jan. 1, 2022.

Editor: I have just returned from what was supposed to be an in-person and live-streamed federal all candidates meeting at High Beams Dreams.

Editor: Your article about increasingly random waste pickup on the Sunshine Coast made me curious about how much money the contractor was receiving.

Editor: In recent weeks several SCRD staff have been verbally abused by residents of this community. Just this week another staff member was specifically targeted in a flyer distributed by an organization.