Opinion

Editor: Mr. Evermon makes excellent points in his letter regarding big box stores (Coast Reporter, July 20).

Editor: One wonders what motivates people to want to spend Sechelt's important property tax dollars for a new lifeless logo, when the extra thousands of public money is needed to feed little, helpless, hungry, innocent children.

Editor: I want to thank the two kind and unflappable sisters who came to the aid of myself and four family members visiting from the U.K.

Editor: As a youth who lives in West Sechelt, there is little to do on the Coast other than sit at home, play sports or cause trouble.

Editor: Last week's Sechelt logo defence ("Logo contest is appalling," letters, July 20) made byDavid Coates, a partner of Vancouver's Ion Branding + Design, was remarkable given his claim that "it represents the region well, it is designed to attrac

Editor: I read with interest Jef Keighley's letter (Coast Reporter, June 29) and find it incredible that the legal costs being absorbed by the taxpayer are entirely attributable to the current mayor and council.

Editor: On behalf of the silent majority, we would welcome big box stores at the Field Road location.

Outrage continues to boil in many of us this week concerning the sad and heartbreaking case of Captain, a two-year-old German shepherd who was left for dead on the streets of Vancouver.

Editor: In response to David Bates of Ion Branding's letter to the editor (Coast Reporter, July 20), I have a few comments.

Editor: So Sechelt's council members, some more than others, want the taxpayers to pay for a new logo and tagline.