Opinion

Editor: Re: “Something must be done” (Coast Reporter letters, Oct. 3) While residents have the option to combine the BC Services Card with their B.C. driver’s licence, separate cards will always be an option.

Editor: Re: “Sewage outfall in Sechelt Marsh” (Coast Reporter, Oct. 10).

Editor: Thanks to Ian Jacques for his piece on our own Gary Pennington, oldest member (by far) of the North Shore Hounds Lower Mainland Association Baseball Association. Like the battery bunny, Mr.

Editor: Thank you, Sunshine Coast Conservation Association, for your efforts and commitment to serving land, air, water and people of the Sunshine Coast, on all our behalf.

Editor: Since 2009, I have attended every sewage meeting and most of the sewage commission meetings.

The following letter was sent to SCRD director Donna Shugar and the SCRD dog control officer and copied to Coast Reporter. Recently our dog was picked up by a good Samaritan and taken to the SPCA. Our dog has a valid licence issued by the SCRD.

Editor: As John Gleeson noted in his write-up of the Coriolis economic report on the George Hotel, Gibsons Coun. Lee Ann Johnson certainly did use the report as a “springboard … to deliver a slashing critique of the proposal.” She, along with Coun.

Editor: I recently had the pleasure to spend a few days in my old stomping ground of Terrace. The Terrace-Kitimat area has many similarities to the Coast.

Editor: In the Coast Reporter, Oct. 3 article on Gibsons Elementary, “Students start late, school unfinished,” you have painted a picture from only one viewpoint.

Editor: I am a director in the Sunshine Coast Natural History Society, and have had the responsibility for managing the Sechelt Marsh for 11 years.