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A child will remember

A child will remember

Letters
Needless emissions, harmful impacts

Needless emissions, harmful impacts

Letters
Bad neighbour in making

Bad neighbour in making

Letters
Rental crisis a longstanding problem

Rental crisis a longstanding problem

Last week’s editorial by John Gleeson about the lack of affordable rentals on the Coast was, I suspect, eye-opening to many citizens on the Sunshine Coast although it should not be.
Fastball owed another inning

Fastball owed another inning

Editorial
No trickle-down effect

No trickle-down effect

Editor : Trickle-down housing, whereby a buyer of a $700,000 house will purportedly eventually free up a low-cost rental, is as much of a fantasy as trickle-down economics. The results are the same: the rich get richer, and everyone else gets poorer.
Absence of logic

Absence of logic

Editor: The editorial in the May 11 edition (“Rent gouging key factor in alarming stats”) is laughable in its total absence of logic.
Supply is the problem

Supply is the problem

Editor: So, Sechelt is the fourth most unaffordable community in Canada, driven by a shortage of low-cost rental accommodation. Not a surprise – no one has repealed the law of supply and demand.
Hackett ban ridiculous

Hackett ban ridiculous

Editor: When I began my teaching career here on the Coast in 1970, the only sports for kids happened in the elementary and high schools – and baseball at Hackett Park.
Water from where?

Water from where?

Editor: I live in the Selma Park/Davis Bay area, and I was wondering where these new 80-plus homes that are being built in our area are going to get “their” water.