Opinion

Editor: Living in bear country as we all do, purchasing a bird feeder and hanging it from a tree is setting up potential trouble. Such an installation becomes an open invitation to bears and other dangerous mammals.

Editor: Recently the Town of Gibsons put out a request for prioritizing monies from developers for improving “quality of life for a community.

Editor: I love so many things about living here on the Coast, including the laid-back attitude most folks have about most things. It’s lovely. Yet, I suggest that there should be limits to what we put up with.

Editor: Bicycles and motor vehicles travelling on the same roads is a dangerous thing. Adjustments need to be made for more protection for both cyclists and drivers.

Editor: R. Bryan’s letter (“ AAP stacked against us ,” Aug. 6) in support of not having water meters inspired me to write. The so-called vote was a sham.

Editor: Re: “ Sechelt’s multi-use trail network gets a $3.2-million funding boost ,” July 23. Yet another overt spending spree from the feds and provincial government. Over $3 million to “improve” a bicycle path.

Editor: I moved to Sechelt six years ago from small-town Ontario where I played pickleball year-round on six public courts in the gymnasium of the local rec centre.

With many workers returning to the office for just a few days a week to start, there will also be a continued interest in renters and buyers needing spaces with home offices.