Opinion

It was ironic that on Oct. 12, as my column about my Ukrainian grandmother came out, I got a call at work saying my Irish grandmother, Grandma Yeomans, had passed away.

Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the hundreds of residents of Roberts Creek who signed the petition calling for a traffic light at Roberts Creek Road and Highway 101.

Editor: It was interesting to see how Pan Pacific Aggregates (PPA) supporters from another country could swing a majority of votes in favor of PPA on your poll (Coast Reporter, Oct.

Editor: On Aug. 20, our weekend cottage at Carlson Point, Porpoise Bay burned to the ground.

Editor: I've got a simple answer to the question Helen Halet poses in her letter (Coast Reporter, Oct.

Editor: We have waited patiently for nearly 18 years to build this cottage, which is a joy to us all, especially the cats.

Editor: How long are Canadians going to tolerate George Bush type attack ads on Michael Ignatieff and other political leaders? It's one thing to criticize a political party or the leader for policies or lack of them or the party's platform; it is som

Editor: I moved to Gibsons from Coquitlam about two years ago where over a period of 25 years I saw much traffic controversy similar to this situation. In Coquitlam today, almost every intersection has a traffic light, and more are coming.

Editor: Indeed, the tentacles of a world-wide Ponzi scheme extended into the Sunshine Coast in 2007 as reported in Coast Reporter, Sept. 25.

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