Opinion

Editor: In my desire to publish up-to-date information about the rapidly changing Bill C-23, the Fair Elections Act, I overstated the degree of change introduced by the Minister on April 25.

Editor: I have serious doubts that our current member of Parliament can respond to us without a filter. I’d like to bring up the exception to that belief. A few years ago I sent an email to NDP Peter Stoffer when the new Sen.

Editor: I read with interest the response from John Weston (Coast Reporter, May 2) to your editorial (April 25) on the unfair elections act.

Editor: In her letter to the editor entitled “Other issues need our attention”(Coast Reporter, April 25), Michele March accuses the Gibsons Alliance of Business and Community Society (GABC) of dismissing an inquiry she says she made of us about the g

Editor: I am living with breast cancer metastasized to bones and organs. Recently I discovered medical papers and journal articles stating that tests show cancer patients with high vitamin D serum have a better chance of survival.

Editor: In Bernard McGrath’s “rebuttal” (Coast Reporter, April 11) to John Gleeson’s column regarding the Ukraine, he refers to some significant events of the past, but also overlooks some other significant events, one of them being that Russia was l

Editor: Recently I took a photo of a beautiful songbird sunning itself peacefully in our garden, and during the last few days, I’ve been listening to their lovely songs.

Editor: Those green scoop-the-poop doggie bags, so well distributed around our Coast, are a great invention.

Editor: On a number of occasions over the years I have written to both the local council and Coast Reporter concerning the problem with cats in our area. We are constantly chasing at least three different neighbourhood cats away from our premises.

Editor: Many of the citizens of the Sunshine Coast are clearly concerned about Metro Vancouver’s plan to incinerate garbage to produce electricity. It is neither green nor renewable or even forward thinking.