Opinion

Editor: Nancy Leathley’s embittered letter (Coast Reporter, Oct. 23) referring to the “sheeple” defames the 73.7 per cent of our constituency’s voters who did not vote Conservative in the federal election.

Editor: It feels as though a tumour has been removed from Canada’s body politic. Let the healing begin! Ray Kostaschuk, Garden Bay

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Editor: I see that some people are already lining up on both sides of the idea of a road link to the other side of Howe Sound. I recently read a paper on adding fixed links to islands, including the one to P.E.I.

Editor: Re: “Reasonable doubts” (Letters, Oct. 16). In a classic case of the organized anti-George group’s fear mongering, Ms.

Prime Minister-Elect Justin Trudeau: Congratulations on your well-earned victory on October 19! Here is an expression of deep gratitude and a suggestion for a solution to give expression to the popular vote in Ottawa.

Editor: Fear and loathing bankrolled by the multinationals and big corporations rooted in Eastern and Central Canada led the sheeple to the strategic barn. Collectivism is the foe of democracy. It follows dictatorship.

Editor: This emotional election put a squeeze on the many people who worked at Elections Canada. I work by the Elections Canada office in Trail Bay Mall and I got to know them a bit. They tried hard and worked hard. It was stressful on them.

Prime Minister-Elect Justin Trudeau: Hey Justin. I’m Casandra, and I’m an average West Coast, middle-class mom voter. You and I are the same age.