Skip to content

Opinion

Where's your holiday spirit?

Where's your holiday spirit?

Editor: As I write this letter, I am still reeling from the verbal assault that I witnessed on a customer service representative at our IGA store in Gibsons the day after Boxing Day.
Explain this, MP Weston

Explain this, MP Weston

Editor: While I agree with Keith Maxwell (Coast Reporter letters, Dec.
No cardiac rehabilitation program on the Coast

No cardiac rehabilitation program on the Coast

On Dec. 14, my husband and I boarded the ferry to come home to Sechelt from St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, where I had had open-heart surgery six days before.
Merry Christmas to all

Merry Christmas to all

Editor: Ben Ingram in his Views column greets us with Happy Holidays. In case you had not noticed, it's Christmas, regardless of race, colour or creed.
BC Hydro's digital universe

BC Hydro's digital universe

Editor: We don't need a so-called smart meter to tell us how much energy we're using. Being mindful, we only use what we need and turn off what we don't.
A thank you letter to Santa

A thank you letter to Santa

The following letter was sent to Santa Claus and copied to Coast Reporter for publication. Dear Santa: On behalf of all the motorists in Gibsons, thank you, thank you. Well sort of.
Disgusted by the price of gas

Disgusted by the price of gas

Editor: Along with other readers of Coast Reporter, I am disgusted at the price of gas on the Coast. I suggest that if you can't get off the Coast to be able to fill up, as many of us are unable to, just buy $5 or $10 at a time.
Drive to arrive alive

Drive to arrive alive

It would appear, judging by the number of near misses with pedestrians lately, that Sunshine Coast motorists are in bad need of remedial driving lessons.
Photo caption was misleading

Photo caption was misleading

Editor: In the Year in Review in last week's Coast Reporter, there was a photo of Vicki Starfire and her dog Sammie.
You missed one

You missed one

Your sports Year in Review managed to cover a great swath of athletic achievement made by residents of the Sunshine Coast, so great it seemed that any limb straying near enough a ball or net or field had a bullet point in your feature.