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Thank you Cops for Cancer

Thank you Cops for Cancer

Editor: Thank you to the “Red Serge Ladies” for creating such a flawless and successful Cops for Cancer fundraising event. And thank you to the Sunshine Coast RCMP, paramedics and firefighters who so dashingly served us.
Make noise where you live

Make noise where you live

Editor: In 2006, voters in Area E (Elphinstone) and Area F (West Howe Sound) voted against restructure, which would have incorporated the rural regional districts into a municipal government with Gibsons.
Get out and vote

Get out and vote

Editor: As an outsider looking at the upcoming 2014 Sechelt municipal election, I’ve come to the conclusion it should be very interesting! There’s a lot at stake for the electorate. This is going to be a four-year term, and on Nov.
Looks like déjà vu

Looks like déjà vu

Editor: “It’s déjà vu all over again,” said the famed ballpark philosopher Yogi Berra, and so it seems in Sechelt as another civic election looms.
Ferries have economic impact

Ferries have economic impact

Editor: The Union of BC Municipalities recently released a report they commissioned on the impact the increase in ferry fares and schedule cuts has had over the last 10 years.
Ferries continues to review schedules

Ferries continues to review schedules

Editor: I am writing to update your readers about the new sailing schedules that were implemented in April of this year.
The hearts of our community beat strong

The hearts of our community beat strong

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Historic return

Historic return

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Dog walkers remove your dogs’ feces

Dog walkers remove your dogs’ feces

Editor: I am appalled by the large amount of dog feces present along the paths of our parks. I cannot understand the difficulty of picking up after your dog. The SCRD provides waste bags and disposal cans at most park entrances.
Say yes to a smaller hotel

Say yes to a smaller hotel

Editor: In his letter to the editor (Coast Reporter, Sept. 12), Wayne Wagner claims that he has talked to 230 people, with about 97 per cent in favour of a hotel.