Opinion

Editor: For those who thought the Olympic magic would never return, welcome to the Paralympic Games! Rick Hansen cast a spell on all Canadians as he redefined what's possible; Terry Fox's words reverberated through a packed B.C.

Editor: We would like to add our voice of dissent about the proposed plan that would join Franklin Road with the Gospel Rock neighbourhood plan.

Editor: Many of us are falling in the forest above Field Road. Can anybody hear? Who is doing the cutting, where are the trees going? It seems excessive and fast.

Editor: After attending the last Gospel Rock refinement committee meeting, I was shocked to find that neither of the two new plans for the area are actually a refinement of Plan B - no waterfront development at all.

Editor: On behalf of the 1st Gibsons Scouts, I would like to apologize for running out of manure bags on Saturday, March 20. I understand many came to our sale before noon only to find that we had already sold out.

The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) released its safety issues watchlist last week.

Editor: The Olympics Games were the best I've ever seen. The greatest Canada versus U.S. hockey games were the best! The women's hockey, Canada 2-0 over U.S., was great. It would have been great if U.S. would have scored one goal, though.

Editor: I had to chuckle at Carole Rubin getting her knickers in a knot at the mere idea the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) might consider giving the people of Area A a democratic voice on the Pender landfill question (Coast Reporter letters

The following letter was sent to Sechelt mayor and council and copied to Coast Reporter. Dear mayor and council, or should that be Robin Hood and his Merry Men? In Sechelt briefs, Coast Reporter, Feb.

Editor: I have just returned from visiting friends in Nanoose Bay and they are extremely concerned about the presence of bow hunters in their community.