Opinion

Editor: Re: “Israel, apartheid comparison doesn’t stand,” Letters, April 8.

Editor: One question is about technology: Why is it that, in an era when electronics can seemingly do almost everything, including sending a camera through people’s arteries to find potential problems, we need to use water meters to identify long col

Editor: I have only one question: What if Bryan Shoji’s $5.

Editor: Sunday I went to the ATM at IGA. Upon returning to my truck, a note had been thrown inside.

Editor: Although opponents of water metering have my sympathy, I believe meters are essential for managing our water supply. “You can’t manage what you can’t measure” and “people don’t value what comes for free” are the principles I base this on.

Editor: Re: LNG project makes no sense (Letters, April 15). The Woodfibre LNG Project makes sense – for Squamish, Howe Sound and B.C.

Editor: At a time when most media outlets have chosen to ignore the Fraser Institute school rankings, Coast Reporter chose to write a major article and editorial in an attempt to somehow legitimize this hogwash.

Editor: Full marks for the April 15 editorial (“FSA rankings show big wins and challenges”) in admonishing School District No.

Editor: Having attended the April 6 council meeting, we came away very disappointed in the manipulation of information by Mayor Milne regarding the capacity of and future upgrades required to the Water Resource Centre (WRC).

Editor: Christine Wood’s excellent story on our waste treatment centre (Coast Reporter, April 15) states that former Mayor Henderson refused to comment on the need for another $22 million-plus for further expansion? I find this to be unbelievable! Fi