Opinion

Editor: On Sept. 13, we received a letter from BC Hydro advising us of our options if we continue to refuse the installation of a smart meter. I find the tactics being used in trying to convince us to take a smart meter bullying and coercive.

An open letter to Michael Corrigan of BC Ferries. I live on the Sunshine Coast and regularly take the Langdale - Horseshoe Bay route. On your website a page is titled "Is the ferry on time?" where you state that in 2012, 91.

Editor: Thank you for the opportunity to clarify the dementia story (Coast Reporter, Sept. 6) and subsequent letter to the editor (Sept. 13).

Editor: Our Sunshine Coast Regional District directors should have to take transit to the next meeting at which they discuss plans for our buses.

Editor: It's refreshing to read John Gleeson's column on the anniversary of 9/11, particularly after hearing so much of the sanitized version. Considering that the U.S.

Editor: The anxiety of chemo treatments is nasty. Peace and quiet is necessary.

Editor: Your photo and article on page 14 of the Sept. 6 issue puzzles me intensely. Being no expert on the condition of dementia, I was surprised to see that a fire exit was "disguised" as a bookshelf.

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

Many of us take for granted the fact that we have a licence and are able to drive.

Twelve years later, the date still brings a feeling of dread. The most effective terror operation of our time was wildly successful in creating a climate of fear, hatred and racism. It provided a simple script targeting a single religion.