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Editor: I have retained all of the emails that I have received from BC Ferries since May 25, 2015 regarding sailing delays on the Horseshoe Bay - Langdale route.

Editor: With the latest revelations about the corruptness of the Liberal regime and the Vancouver School Board’s refusal to present a balanced budget, it is high time to revisit the funding of private schools by public tax dollars.

Editor: I drove by both of my banners hanging in Gibsons today and felt an immense pride that I had painted them – albeit they did take me about 16 hours each to paint. My gift to Gibsons.

Editor: Re: “Leap sets out correct agenda” (Letter by Michael Siddall, April 22). The Leap Manifesto says: “There is no longer an excuse for building new infrastructure projects that lock us into increased extraction decades into the future.

Editor: Eleven years ago this month, I sent a letter to Coast Reporter expressing my concerns about the fact that anyone in B.C. can call themselves a therapist. This is still the case.

Editor: With regard to the recent controversy about the magnificent top-up of our premier’s salary by the provincial Liberal party: Whether or not the extra $50,000 is a “commission,” as suggested in the Legislature, it is highly unlikely the party c

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Editor: All the Coast was transformed into a stage when the dynamic group of young actors from Driftwood Theatre School performed a showcase of Shakespearean works last Saturday at the Heritage Playhouse in Gibsons.

Editor: The Dakota Ridge secret, soon to go public – it’s a free-of-charge dumping ground. One day we were walking our dog and in disbelief witnessed a 30-something blithely unloading reno debris off the back of his flashy new pickup truck.