Opinion

Hunger seems to be filling a lot of our pages this week, stories that are heartbreaking in a rich country such as ours.

Editor: Mr. Hamilton's tirade (Coast Reporter, letters, April 27) against the lady who defeated the latest Target Marine rezoning application, suggests that his sole concern is tawdry economics.

Editor: It is my belief that walk-on passengers are a secondary consideration to B.C. Ferries. To back this claim, here is a sampling of the corporations' "body language.

If you haven't already, you should get a Twitter account. Now I know social media can sometimes be more of a bad habit than anything.

Editor: In his letter and poem (Coast Reporter, April 13) member of Parliament John Weston accuses Iran of nuclear proliferation.

Editor: It is appalling to me and everyone I've spoken to regarding the "coup" initiated by one disgruntled citizen exercising her right to contest a procedural oversight in a rezoning application.

Editor: As a resident and taxpayer in the Town of Gibsons, I have attended many council meetings and also Gospel Rock meetings.

Editor: Even though part of the unique appeal of the Sunshine Coast lies in its past as a haven for hippie ideals, I was somewhat disheartened to see an advertisement in the classified section of the April 27th edition of Coast Reporter for a positio

Staff, students and parents of Gibsons Elementary School are walking with a bit more spring in their step following the news that they will be getting a new school in 2014. On Tuesday, officials from School District No.

Editor: The City of Toronto just signed a four-year collective agreement that granted workers no raise this year, followed by increases of 0.5 per cent, 1.75 per cent and 2.25 per cent in subsequent years.