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Join this worldwide event

Join this worldwide event

Editor: The world's most liveable community needs a liveable planet. On Saturday, Oct.
Elphi grads were stellar

Elphi grads were stellar

The following letter was sent to Elphinstone Secondary School and copied to Coast Reporter.
Programing for all needs

Programing for all needs

The following letter was sent to the Sunshine Coast Regional District and copied to Coast Reporter.
Lots to be thankful for

Lots to be thankful for

Gibsons and the Sunshine Coast have a lot to be thankful for and to celebrate after two major feel-good announcements. While Howe Sound Pulp and Paper (HSPP) was celebrating its 100th anniversary, news broke last Friday, Oct.
Landfill decision not final

Landfill decision not final

Editor: Re: Oct. 2 article about possible changes to the Pender Harbour landfill. It is correct that the evidence presented at the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) board meeting in Pender Harbour on Sept.
Stop the fear mongering

Stop the fear mongering

Editor: That Pender Harbour residents are even considering an option to continue to bury garbage in an unlined, ever-expanding landfill site, situated in our watershed, makes no sense to me.
Still seeking answers on O'Shea

Still seeking answers on O'Shea

Editor: A group of O'Shea residents met with the Town of Gibsons infrastructure committee on Sept. 22 to express our concerns related to the chicanes installed on our road earlier this summer.
Public inquiry needed to provide answers

Public inquiry needed to provide answers

Editor: I am writing about the robocall election fraud scandal that has recently been uncovered.
Behaviour very disrespetful

Behaviour very disrespetful

Editor: Last Monday, Oct. 5, many of us were treated to a fabulous concert with Maria Muldaur and her excellent jug band. It was very high energy and great fun.
Chep shot political mailouts

Chep shot political mailouts

Editor: In his recent bulk mail out, our Conservative MP John Weston asserts, "As an academic, Michael Ignatieff is used to being able to say anything he likes without consequences.