Opinion

The following letter was sent to the District of Sechelt and copied to Coast Reporter.

Past Deadline

Editorial

Editor: Re: Homegrown recyclers fed to the wolves (Coast Reporter views, May 9). Multi-Material BC (MMBC) holds an unwavering commitment to recycling and environmental stewardship.

Editor: With the call to change the name of our hospital, Sunshine Coast residents have been given an opportunity to express a gesture of reconciliation with the shíshálh.

Editor: Here we go again. Another war is brewing in Europe, with the “mad dog” for a government of the U.S. leading the charge. It is now apparent that we are actually in a new Third World War. The U.S.

Editor: Bicycles for Humanity (bicycles-for-humanity.org) is a non-profit movement in aid for Africa that provides the gift of mobility and communication.

Editor: With reference to your article in the Coast Reporter of May 2, “Speed drop request wins support,” Transportation Choices (TraC) attends the bi-monthly meeting of the transportation advisory committee (TAC) where Mr.

Editor: May is MCS/Chemical Injury Awareness month. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is a chronic condition where a person develops severe, debilitating symptoms from damaging exposure to toxic chemicals in everyday products.

Editor: How easy it is to be “for” or “against” just about anything, and how hard it is to weigh all the options, take your best shot and “git ‘er done.” This is the eternal challenge of city councils everywhere.