Opinion

The following letter was sent to Premier Gordon Campbell, MP John Weston and MLA Nicholas Simons and copied to Coast Reporter for publication.

Editor: I lived in West Sechelt for seven years. In 2002, I was lucky enough to adopt a mature black lab retriever.

Editor: Regarding the one-beer lunch stop by the RCMP and the resultant driving ban and vehicle confiscation (Police Report, Coast Reporter, Oct. 8). I would really like to know which retail establishment reported the driver.

Editor: The public meeting Oct.

Editor: Were it not for the regrettable fear-mongering tone of her letter decrying the plans for Cottage Farm (Coast Reporter, Oct.

Editor: Thank you to all the people who have sat in Davis Bay for the past month and kept us informed of the background of this project to "improve Davis Bay." After attending the Thursday, Oct.

Auto thieves look for an easy target, and they seem to be hitting a bulls eye time and time again lately here on the Sunshine Coast.

Editor: The government of the Right Honourable John Diefenbaker unconditionally extended the franchise to Canadian Aboriginal people in 1962. Before this historic act, Aboriginal people were required to give up their native rights in order to vote.

Editor: The Cottage Farm project has taken us, and most Langdale residents, completely by surprise.

Editor: Re: "No more mail-outs please" (Coast Reporter letters, Oct. 1). I wholeheartedly agree. Every time I pull another useless flyer from Weston out of my mailbox, I wonder at how he can possibly feel that such a waste is a good idea.