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Time to come clean premier

Time to come clean premier

Gordon Campbell and his political lickspittles have been touting B.C. as the best place on the planet to live. During the election campaign, Campbell, in a very serious manner, hammered home the message that only he and his party could guide B.C.
Curbside is not the answer

Curbside is not the answer

Re: Curbside recycling put on hold Editor: I was amazed that our regional directors would make the statement that an alternate approval process (AAP) was an unacceptable way to deal with curbside recycling because "it was vulnerable to being hijacked
Sad to see bear shot

Sad to see bear shot

I grieve for another beat that had to die over a person's carelessness. Why did the family not get fined for leaving two garbage bags outside for the bear to be attracted to? I feel honoured when I see my local bear. She is very shy.
Time to clean up our forests

Time to clean up our forests

When I grew up and worked in the woods industry in the late '50s until 1966, when we had a high fire risk in the woods, the woods were shut down for any activity whatsoever until the risk was over.
Is the race track open?

Is the race track open?

Editor: Excessive vehicular noise and speeding in Lower Gibsons is threatening the viability of the Lower Gibsons community. Residents, businesses and tourism, so vital to the Town are under siege.
Sharing the traffic burden

Sharing the traffic burden

Editor: Some of the people residing within a two block area of Laurel Avenue are not in favour of completing an approximately 50-metre strip on this road. This incomplete portion is not a cul-de-sac.
You call that heritage?

You call that heritage?

Re: Bears and other concerns (Coast Reporter, letters, July 10) Editor: Mr. Hogberg, we are not in the stone ages anymore. I think hunting is a "heritage" we can drop.
Recycler deserves support

Recycler deserves support

Editor: I am writing to voice my support of the Gibsons Recycling Depot and to protest the lack of community and governmental support behind it.
Trail etiquette not respected

Trail etiquette not respected

Editor: The Suncoast Trails Society developed the Sun-coaster Trail between 1993 and 2003, as well as signage at trail heads and four kiosks situated at various locations along Highway 101 between Half-moon Bay and Egmont.
Gardens inspire thoughts

Gardens inspire thoughts

Editor: I really enjoyed the We Bought the Farm opening of the Botanical Garden on Mason Road on July 5. Seeing it inspired two ideas: I hope the Garden will promote the use of drip irrigation systems.
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