Opinion

Editor: While fervently welcoming the 2010 Olympics I cannot tolerate Bill 13, wherein it is proposed to allow authorities to enter one's home and seize communication material deemed 'Olympically' offensive.

Editor: As a full-time resident and landowner in Garden Bay, I wish to express my determined resistance to any expansion of our local landfill.

The following letter was sent to the S.C.

Editor: So VANOC is going to use B.C. Ferries if there is a major disruption on the Sea to Sky Highway during the Olympics. Is this the same B.C.

Editor: It has been pointed out to me that I have no incontrovertible proof supporting the statements made in my letter to Coast Reporter of Sept. 25, 2009 regarding IPPs. I am writing today to agree with this assertion.

Editor: In spite of the collapse of this year's sockeye salmon stocks, DFO has allowed hundreds of thousands of endangered sockeye to be fished.

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

The following letter was sent to Elphinstone Secondary School and copied to Coast Reporter.

The following letter was sent to the Sunshine Coast Regional District and copied to Coast Reporter.

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.