Opinion

BC Ferries read the writing on the wall and spiked the trial right out of the gate

Premier lets Henry and Dix do most of the talking

Editor: I eagerly awaited last week’s letters in response to the BC Ferries trial, and was not disappointed. The solution is simple, and everyone on the Coast knows it: Two boats. Hourly sailings. Mike West, Gibsons

Editor: Just a shout out to John Horgan and the rest of his team for not allowing unwanted travel to the Sunshine Coast.

Editor: It was refreshing to read the letter from Richard Austin (“Let’s be open-minded,” April 30) regarding the proposed, now cancelled trial from BC Ferries.

Editor: It is very interesting to see all of these Sunshine Coast residents going on about BC Ferries trying to improve their pathetic service.

Editor: The proposed change in ferry service and resultant public protest bring up for me another matter that has had far too little serious attention: greatly improved bus service on the Coast. Including a Park and Ride system.

Editor: Stumps don’t lie. Trees are coming down on the Coast at an alarming rate, both residential and in the backcountry. Does anybody care? Kylie Hutchinson, Gibsons

Editor: Re: “Sechelt to add fines for abandoned vehicles,” April 30.

Editor: Re: “Most rural residents in favour of curbside recycling: survey,” April 16.