Opinion

A union official this week called for all levels of government to embrace “Buy Canadian” policies in order to protect Canadian jobs.

Imagine waking up one morning to news of a disaster somewhere in B.C. that killed more than 900 people and put 2,500 people in hospital with almost 600 of those folks in critical care.

Editor: Re: “SC COVID Task Force doctors honoured as unsung heroes,” Dec. 25.

Editor: It was a delight to read about our local physicians being recognized as “unsung heroes” for their contribution to the Covid-19 Physicians Task Force.

Editor: John Horgan justified his decision for an early election last fall based on the need for a clear majority mandate to address COVID-19. Despite now having that mandate, B.C. is behind. According to Our World In Data, as of Jan.

Editor: Dr. Bonnie Henry has created a climate of kindness with her messaging around our health and well being and with this in mind I am reflecting on the “Kisses and Kicks” featured in the Coast Reporter.

Editor: As homeowners in a quiet neighbourhood in Sechelt for 16 years we have depended on council to legislate bylaws to protect our lifestyle and the value of our investment.

Editor: As a recently retired SCRD pool and arena facility operator, I find the idea of opening the Gibsons pool and the Sechelt arena both practically and financially irresponsible, especially during the pandemic.

There was a time back in March and April when the future of community newspapers seemed to be truly in doubt.

Our justice system has one last chance to redeem itself in the death of Myles Gray. The B.C.