Opinion

Editor: Mayor Henderson's airy dismissal of the municipal union's accusations of bullying simply by saying no grievances were filed clearly shows an apparent ignorance of the labour relations process (Coast Reporter, June 21).

Editor: This letter is directed at a small group of Sechelt (and non-Sechelt) residents who are intent on trying to undermine the Sechelt mayor and council by getting in the way of any and all plans for growth.

Editor: Each year our beaches attract thoughtless individuals who stack up wood, building precarious enticements for children to climb.

Editor: I'm thrilled to see Ross Muirhead's letter in June 14th edition of Coast Reporter.

Editor: I am impressed with the shíshálh Nation lands and resources decision-making policy (Coast Reporter, June 14), but I am dismayed by an inconsistency.

Fifty years ago this month, U.S. President John F. Kennedy delivered his historic "Strategy of Peace" address at American University in Washington, D.C.

Editor: Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health authorities plan to bill seniors a monthly fee to use wheelchairs in our public residential care homes - and at least one region plans to ultimately make seniors buy or rent their own wheelchair at a

Editor: The Sunshine Coast Clean Air Society (SCCAS) would like to thank Nina Haedrich for her recent letter to the editor about excessive dust in the Sechelt area and her concerns about its health effects.

Editor: Re: "Air quality is an issue" (Coast Reporter, June 7) We are writing to provide some information on this topic.

Editor: In late May people demonstrated against genetically modified organisms (GMO) in more than 400 cities worldwide, including Sechelt. Hungary recently burned 500 hectares of GM corn and has disallowed any GM crops to be grown in the country.