Opinion

A new survey shows companies in the post-pandemic world will need to find the right balance between the workplace of the past and the ability of employees to carry on with their duties from home at least some of the time.

There was a time when many children in B.C. would eagerly await the 19th of the month. It was the day the Family Allowance cheque would arrive in the mail.

Small fragile life on the Sunshine Coast needs our help too

Editor: Well, I had my shot this week and I must say that it went as smooth as silk – “as smooth as silk.

Editor: It defies belief that for a full year, Health Minister Adrian Dix did nothing to ensure that the people of British Columbia would have an efficient, reliable vaccination booking system.

Editor: When is the municipality going to take the housing crisis seriously? My husband and I are one of the many couples that have been recently evicted to make way for the landlord to repossess the property.

Editor: Re: “B.C. man shares ordeal of trying to return home from Mexico,” coastreporter.net, March 12.

Editor: These are matters that should be in the forefront of tax considerations by municipal councillors and regional district directors in these insecure times. Put people before projects. Society is in the throes of a pandemic.

Editor: This letter was sent to Transportation Minister Rob Fleming and MLA Nicholas Simons. The first year of COVID-19, 2020, saw bicycle sales (regular and e-bikes) in record numbers here on the Sunshine Coast.

Editor: The letter from Garfield Pennington (“Real kid stuff,” March 12) evoked wonderful memories of my own childhood and the freedom children of that era (the ’40s and ’50s) had to roam freely around their neighbourhoods in