Opinion

Editor: The Roberts Creek Community Association was proud to host the 52nd Annual Christmas Craft Fair at the Roberts Creek Community Hall last weekend (Nov. 26 to 28).

Editor: Mr. Jef Keighley in his letter of Nov. 18 RE: oil and gas subsidies accuses me of overlooking or being unaware “that the dictionary definition is out of date with respect to international trade.” I have done neither and it is not.

"If a driver hopes to remain centred on the driving area, the second option has always been the fog lines but those are gone."

Editor: In the Nov.

Editor: Like most Coast residents, I was shocked by the extent of the recent floods and washouts on our roads.

Editor: The Roberts Creek Christmas fair this past weekend, after a year’s absence, was lovely as usual, marred only by one occurrence.

71% of those 55 and over prefer to buy things in person, compared with only 39% of Canada’s youngest adults.

Proportion of Canadians who say drivers in their municipality are worse than five years ago drops to 30% from 47% in 2019.

For the first time in about 20 months, the B.C. legislature opens its doors to the public this week, just as the politicians have headed home until next February.