Opinion

Editor: I was absolutely gobsmacked that on the anniversary of Sept. 11, Coast Reporter would choose to run an article such as John Gleeson's on its editorial page.

Whew! That's the collective sound of parents across the province now that a tentative deal has been reached between the provincial government and education support staff.

Editor: On Sept. 13, we received a letter from BC Hydro advising us of our options if we continue to refuse the installation of a smart meter. I find the tactics being used in trying to convince us to take a smart meter bullying and coercive.

An open letter to Michael Corrigan of BC Ferries. I live on the Sunshine Coast and regularly take the Langdale - Horseshoe Bay route. On your website a page is titled "Is the ferry on time?" where you state that in 2012, 91.

Editor: Thank you for the opportunity to clarify the dementia story (Coast Reporter, Sept. 6) and subsequent letter to the editor (Sept. 13).

Editor: Our Sunshine Coast Regional District directors should have to take transit to the next meeting at which they discuss plans for our buses.

Editor: It's refreshing to read John Gleeson's column on the anniversary of 9/11, particularly after hearing so much of the sanitized version. Considering that the U.S.

Editor: The anxiety of chemo treatments is nasty. Peace and quiet is necessary.

Editor: Your photo and article on page 14 of the Sept. 6 issue puzzles me intensely. Being no expert on the condition of dementia, I was surprised to see that a fire exit was "disguised" as a bookshelf.

The following letter was sent to the District of Sechelt and copied to Coast Reporter.