Opinion

Editor: It has to be one for the B.C. Ferry history book. On Friday, Sept. 14 I was at the Horseshoe Bay terminal an hour before the 1:35 p.m. sailing to Langdale. Over the booth a message "a possible sailing wait.

Editor: Like any other property owner/businessman, Klaus Fuerniss should be allowed to build his Hotel George if it conforms to zoning and the community plan. But Gibsons residents should be wary of tourism as a basis for our economy.

Editor: Overheard at last Saturday's info session for the proposed "The George" hotel in Lower Gibsons: "Oh, I sure hope you're pro-development." Also, "This is the dark side of capitalism.

Editor: I am one of many long time residents who have been seriously concerned about the lack of growth being generated in Gibsons Landing.

Editor: I wasn't able to attend the recent presentation by Klaus Fuerniss and his team, but from all accounts it was a very polished and beautiful presentation. After reading the Coast Reporter's feature article and editorial (Sept.

Editor: I attended the open house announcing the George hotel complex and came out with mixed feelings. I liked several points of this proposal, but also aspects that made me apprehensive.

Editor: As a citizen and resident of the Sunshine Coast I am deeply concerned with the Federal Electoral Boundary Commission's proposed changes that would split the Sunshine Coast into two separate regions.

The smile of Oscar Dorval's face on our front page this week tells it all.

Editor: On Sept. 8 Gibsons residents were treated to a polished presentation of the proposal for a harbourside hotel complex touted to save our dying town. Newsflash: Gibsons is not dying.

Editor: I would like to thank and congratulate the community forest for their excellent and well run presentation about the state of the Wilson Creek watershed (Coast Reporter, Aug. 31).