Opinion

Editor: The condition of Roberts Creek Provincial Picnic Park has deteriorated so much that it is practically unusable. Visitors to this little park will find that the picnic tables are surrounded by a stagnant black-water swamp.

Editor: I am still worried about the lack of information regarding the sinkholes on and around several properties in the North Gale area.

Editor: If clear-cut logging leads to greater biodiversity, as Tony Greenfield asserts in his article in the Community Forest AGM report (Coast Reporter, April 17), then we should be seeing a burgeoning of biodiversity in B.C.

Editor: In response to Jancis M. Andrews (“Where is the justice?” Coast Reporter letters, May 8).

Editor: Re: Vancouver Sun story on immunization rates of Sunshine Coast children Aha! So perhaps it’s not the negative publicity surrounding BC Ferries (as CEO Corrigan postulates), nor the high cost of the fare that is keeping tourists away from the

Editor: Please explain to me, Mr. Corrigan, why B.C. ferries cannot facilitate discounted rates for B.C. residents who rely on B.C. ferry services to accommodate their day-to-day needs as opposed to your discretionary travellers.

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Editorial

Editor: The Auditor General for Local Government’s (AGLG) report on the last District of Sechelt council’s handling of the sewage treatment plant and the paving of Sandpiper, Mason and Heritage roads confirms that the citizens of Sechelt chose wisely

The following letter was sent to AG Suzanne Anton with an edited version copied to Coast Reporter. Dear Attorney-General Anton: Some citizens in B.C.