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Lines of division

Lines of division

Editor: A relative newcomer to the Sunshine Coast recently remarked to me how easily inclined our community tends to be towards confrontation.
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Pathways to success

Pathways to success

Editor: Life lessons: break the law, tell a white lie or two, and this will lead to success. Bones and ashes are rising up from the Sechelt pioneer cemetery. Perhaps an untrue embellishment, yet it motivated the District of Sechelt to act.
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A busy mom’s dream tool

A busy mom’s dream tool

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Settling with day scholars is simply justice

Settling with day scholars is simply justice

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The season of the scam

The season of the scam

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No, it’s never just a tree

No, it’s never just a tree

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Disheartening decision

Disheartening decision

Editor: Re: “Herbicide to be used on Coast” (Feb. 26). I was disheartened to read that MOTI & BC Hydro intend to apply a chemical product currently classified by the International Agency on Research for Cancer as a “probable cause of cancer.
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Cheap and shallow?

Cheap and shallow?

Editor: In Mayor Milne’s letter (“Preposterous charges,” Coast Reporter, Feb. 19), he alleges that the editorial by Mr. Gleeson “reeks of the cheap and shallow labelling of election campaigns.
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Message was inclusive

Message was inclusive

Editor: In your column in last week’s paper (“Two-gender-only signs cause a stir”), you imply that the people who gathered outside Elphinstone Secondary on Wednesday, Feb.
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Conversation on gender

Conversation on gender

Editor: Re: “Two-gender-only signs cause a stir,” Feb. 26. I find it ironic that so much “hate and bullying” can be directed against an elderly couple by so-called “inclusive” individuals who are concerned about alleged “hate and bullying.
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