Opinion

Editor: Re: "Why are we building at Ebbtide?" (Coast Reporter letters, May 17). We have now had three months of Jef Keighley giving us, the people of Sechelt, the benefit of his "critical thinking" about our new wastewater plant.

Editor: Proposed pipelines from the Canadian oil sands to the Pacific, the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic are being opposed by those who are described by others as "eco-Fascists." Al Gore has come from the U.S.

Editor: In response to Jef Keighley's letter (Coast Reporter, May 17) I'd say we have a bit of "the pot calling the kettle black.

Editor: I would like to express my thanks to the organizers of the March for Life held in Sechelt on May 9.

The Sea Cavalcade committee is stuck between a rock and a hard place - and it is not from their lack of effort, butrather a lack of consideration from some in our community.

Editor: Now that the Cowrie parking issue has been settled and will encourage more distance walking, let those in charge consider safety over convenience. Walking in Sechelt is not easy.

Editor: I'm sure glad the election is over! My doctor once said that if a man lives long enough he will die of prostate cancer. I think the BS will kill you before that happens. A wise man once said that politicians are merely puppets.

Editor: There are a lot of reasons for us (B.C.) to change to proportional representation. On voting night one of them came into focus. Despite an overwhelming success of her party, Christy Clark did not win her own seat.

Editor: Yesterday (Monday, May 20) was our recycling day. It was also the start of our summer visitors and weekenders going back to the city after enjoying our beautiful piece of B.C.

All too often on the municipal front on the Sunshine Coast the news appears to be primarily negative. This week is a distinct departure from the norm.