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Let’s debate the merits, please

Let’s debate the merits, please

Editor: The great George debate has now officially devolved from the merely disappointing to the downright McCarthyesque. Members of GABC are being asked to name names. The latest such request comes from N. Hache of Gibsons in her letter in the Sept.
Who is taking responsibility?

Who is taking responsibility?

Editor: I am writing in reference to my letter to Coast Garibaldi Medical Health Officer Dr. Paul Martiquet, which was printed in your newspaper Sept. 12.
Not a win-win in my book

Not a win-win in my book

Editor: Re: Nick Vermeulen’s letter, LNG can be a win-win (Coast Reporter, Sept. 12), he spends a lot of time trying to convince us that the issue is “safety at sea setbacks.” His initial mistake however is to refer to LNG as “clean.
Synchronicity

Synchronicity

Editor: This word ‘synchronicity’ as an adjective, describes a recently successful festival.
A brief history of GABC

A brief history of GABC

Editor: In 2008, a controversial development proposal called ‘Shoal Bay’ stirred up Gibsons Landing. The proposed condominium complex on the waterfront was 65-feet tall.
Mail changes ridiculous

Mail changes ridiculous

The following letter was sent to MP John Weston and copied to Coast Reporter. Recently I went into Sechelt’s Canada Post office to purchase a stamp and mail a card.
Too many will be left behind

Too many will be left behind

Editor: After reading the article on the ferry corporation idea to go to a smaller boat and maybe even a sailing on every hour, (Coast Reporter, Sept.
Another unhappy ferry tale

Another unhappy ferry tale

Editor: We had guests recently from Germany and Richmond. They came on the bus and we met them at the Sechelt mall. They were impressed with the area, especially the whales in Davis Bay. We drove them to the 8:45 p.m. ferry.
Giving the ball back to teachers

Giving the ball back to teachers

KNOCK ON WOOD
Let the school bells ring

Let the school bells ring

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