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Coast Guard cuts unacceptable

Coast Guard cuts unacceptable

The following letter was sent to MP John Weston and copied to Coast Reporter. Your government's recent decision to close the Kitsi-lano Coast Guard station is mind-boggling.
SD46 decision short sighted

SD46 decision short sighted

Editor: The decision to move Kerry Mahlman from Aboriginal Education principal to principal of Madeira Park maintains and reinforces colonial attitudes and actions within our public education system.
Please vote to divide Bill C-38

Please vote to divide Bill C-38

The following letter was sent to MP John Weston and copied to Coast Reporter. In your town hall meeting in Sechelt a few weeks back, you referred to yourself as the conscience of the Conservative party. Here is your opportunity to prove yourself.
Future of education not for sale

Future of education not for sale

Editor: I would like tocommendschool board chair Silas White and School District No.
Clearing up misconceptions

Clearing up misconceptions

Editor: In response to the letter Thermography for breast cancer detection (Coast Reporter, May 18) I appreciate the opportunity to clear up some misconceptions about the mobile clinic recently offered at Gibsons Chiropractic, Health and Wellness Cen
Degrading fish protections

Degrading fish protections

The following letter was sent to MP John Weston and copied to Coast Reporter Dear Mr.
A tragic loss for our community

A tragic loss for our community

My heart was in my throat when a friend of mine called me Sunday afternoon to tell me of the tragic news of the two women killed during a Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCM-SAR) training exercise involving the volunteer auxiliary from Halfm
Time to take a stand

Time to take a stand

Last Saturday more than 200 concerned Coasters rallied out front of Conservative member of Parliament John Weston's constituency office in Sechelt.
Give native species a chance

Give native species a chance

Editor: I applaud Francis McGuckin's challenge to Sunshine Coast neighbourhoods to tackle the invasive Scotch broom within their reach (Coast Reporter, letters, May 25).
Keeping it rural by nature

Keeping it rural by nature

Editor: There will be a public hearing on June 13 at Coopers Green at 7 p.m. that all Coast residents committed to the vision of keeping our regional district "rural by nature" should attend.