Opinion

Editor: It is clear now that illegal robo-calls took place in key swing ridings all over the country. It takes substantial finances and a large database to specify non-Conservative voters in multiple ridings.

Editor: Harsh words were spoken by Mike Bowering and Ken Sneddon regarding the general opinion of the "real" community (Coast Reporter letters, Feb. 24).

Editor: As a member of the Sechelt golf course advisory committee, I feel it is important to respond to community concerns about the mandate of our committee, which is of an advisory role.

In this profession, we have the privilege to tell some inspiring stories about some amazing people in this community. We have artists and entertainers, philanthropists and activists, volunteers and athletes.

This past week I had cause to remember one of my youngest son's profound observations. He was five and wanting to tell me a very important story of something that had happened to him at school. He started off by calling me Mrs.

The following letter was sent to member of Parliament John Weston and copied to Coast Reporter. The serious nature of the robo-call affair is not to be trivialized.

Editor: Maritime Industries Services Training (MIST) is an award-winning vocational, high school, program offered to at-risk youth on the Sunshine Coast.

Editor: My friends and family know I am not a Conservative, but I was perplexed by the letter to the editor (Coast Reporter, March 2) that suggested Mr. Weston's only option is to cross the floor now.

Editor: In the March 2 edition of Coast Reporter, it was reported that Coun. Doug Hockley does not like the current Sechelt logo.

Editor: I am in total agreement with the comments of some of the new councillors about the new Sechelt logo and branding initiatives. As staff knows very well, I adamantly opposed it and voted against it while on council.