Opinion

Editor: As our treasured community endures these challenging storms, bringing in record rainfalls and winds, it’s heartwarming to see the “neighbourhood spirit.

Editor: The past few days have witnessed exceptionally high volumes of rainfall and while such occurrences are infrequent, or at least have been in the past, it has shown the inadequacy of the drainage system on the coast.

Dear Editor: How bad does it have to get for political leaders to act? Are they intentionally waiting for more atmospheric river floods, more deadly heat domes, more droughts and fire storms? Are they thinking that if it’s way too late and huma

Editor: In Oct. 1 and Nov. 12 letters, Richard Corbet took issue with the use of the word “subsidy” in an attempt to blunt criticism of the B.C. government massively subsiding the oil and gas sector.

Editor: Linda Williams’ letter to the Nov. 5 Coast Reporter opposes a reconsideration of the Chapman Lake status within the “Tet” due to potential environmental impacts.

Editor: Yet again, I’m left wondering the point of a recent letter. Carolann Glover’s response (“Municipalities declined regional strategy” – Nov.

Support for proof of vaccination on the job rises 15 percentage points in six months, poll finds.

Traffic was almost non-existent.

A hearty thanks, on behalf of British Columbians

Senior police officers talk to B.C. legislature committee