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#NameAFerry: The problem with crowd sourced advertising

#NameAFerry: The problem with crowd sourced advertising

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Drive safely during Bike to Work Week

Drive safely during Bike to Work Week

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OCP very clear on height

OCP very clear on height

Editor: Re: Lowering George won’t be an easy sell, Coast Reporter, May 15.
Honeymoon’s over

Honeymoon’s over

Editor: Looks like the honeymoon is over for Gibsons council, if the May 12 council meeting was any example.
Biodiversity is complex

Biodiversity is complex

Editor: Rick O’Neill and Gayle Neilson have both disparaged in your recent editions comments I made about biodiversity and logging on the Sunshine Coast.
Lots of talk, no action

Lots of talk, no action

Editor: I was again dismayed to see in the paper how Mayor Milne is continually bad-mouthing the previous council. He seems to have John Henderson on the top of his list. Our last council, headed by Mr.
Shame on you, Mr. Nohr

Shame on you, Mr. Nohr

Editor: We were amazed by the full-page ad in the May 15 edition from the chair of the SCRD, Garry Nohr, and the shíshálh Chief, Calvin Craigan. We attended the last meeting in Pender Harbour where Mr.
Dispirited by conduct at Legion meeting

Dispirited by conduct at Legion meeting

Editor: I just came home from Gibsons’ Tuesday night council meeting and find myself dispirited and angry with what went on in our Legion tonight.
Mayor keeps George on track

Mayor keeps George on track

Editor: Over 150 residents left the special meeting of Gibsons council at the Legion on May 12, shaking their heads in disbelief, frustration, disgust, anger, and even a sense of betrayal, at the shocking display of micro-managing and fence-sitting b
Where are our manners?

Where are our manners?

Editor: The May 12 Gibsons council meeting attracted a predictably large crowd of passionate onlookers, both for and against the George Hotel proposal.