Opinion

Editor: Re: Letter to the editor from Alice Janisch (Coast Reporter, March 8).

Editor: Re: Fish spill clean up (Coast Reporter, March 8). I am extremely disappointed in the total lack of objectivity your paper showed in reporting the spillage of fish waste while being transported to the Salish Soil facility on Feb. 27.

An open letter to pedestrians not following the proper crossing rules and then failing to teach their children common sense.

Editor: I have to agree with the letter from John Weston that you published on March 15 - it is a competition getting money for the riding. That's the way politics works; always has been and always will be.

Editor: Last week's letter from Anne Miles (Coast Reporter, March 8) made me wonder whether she understands that we live in a representative democracy and not a direct democracy.

Editor: Congratulations to Ward-Ellis Winters and Garth Kitson for their leadership in bringing together Coast Baseball (Coast Reporter, March 15).

I was inspired by the teaching going on at mom-ay-mon when I visited there last week.

Editor: The B. C. government is touting increased production and sale of liquified natural gas (LNG) as beneficial for British Columbia.

Editor: I am angry with Sechelt council and developers who seem to make Sechelt as ugly as possible.

Editor: In this week's Coast Reporter (March 15, Shaw Road accident photo on page 6) the direction of travel of the Ford Focus was reported by police as "westbound." The last time I looked, and I do live on Shaw, the road runs north and south.