Opinion

Editor: Today (July 15) we went to the Halfmoon Bay Country Fair. It was extremely well organized. The pancake breakfast was excellent and the people serving were wonderful. They had a large area of games set up for children.

Editor: I am writing this letter to express my disgust at certain people on the Sunshine Coast. I do not know who they are, but I hope, after reading my letter, they will realize how disrespectful they are.

The following letter was sent to Shell and member of Parliament John Weston and copied to Coast Reporter for publication.

Editor: Our local four-year-old super hero Oscar has donned his cape again for round two in his fight against cancer. He spent the last year undergoing chemotherapy and radiation after the removal of a kidney.

Opening today's big beautiful grad section reminds me that I have a high school reunion this summer. It's time to check out my old classmates and see where they all ended up. Up until this week, I was looking forward to the experience.

Editor: Backyard chickens/poultry have become a bear attractant that is beginning to rival garbage on the Sunshine Coast.

Editor: In response to the challenges to the climbing wall at the Sechelt Aquatic Centre (Coast Reporter letters, July 6), it is interesting to take a simple risk assessment approach.

As storytellers, we've learned that a tale cannot possibly survive alone; it first requires an audience.

The following letter was sent to Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Keith Ashfield, MP John Weston and MLA Nicholas Simons and copied to Coast Reporter.

Editor: In his letter (Support for climbing wall, Coast Reporter, July 6), Rand Rudland is distressed at the possible demise of the climbing wall at the Sechelt Aquatic Centre.