Opinion

Editor: Re: Proposed District of Sechelt trap bylaw While I appreciate the thought that Coun.

Editor: Re: Letter from Val Morris (Coast Reporter, April 13). Economic researchers have already tested the theory as to whether money buys elections. The answer time and again has been, "No".

Editor: Re: Disabled Coaster targets government red tape (Coast Reporter, April 13) I can't tell you the sorrow I have for Aaron and others, like my friend who is suffering in poverty because she is differently abled also.

Editor: As co-chairperson of the For a Better Sechelt (FABS) initiative, I would take Christine Wood's challenge (Coast Reporter, March 30) of capping election spending in municipal elections in a heartbeat.

Editor: At the April 10 Gibsons council committee of the whole meeting, discussion about the latest draft of the Gospel Rock neighbourhood plan was heated, to say the least.

Editor: It has come to the attention of the chair of the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association (SCCA) that, during the heated Gospel Rock neighbourhood plan (GRNP) discussion at the Gibsons council committee of the whole meeting on April 10, Coun.

Editor: Re: John Weston's town hall meeting, April 11. Mr.

Editor: Member of Parliament John Weston had a "town" meeting in Sechelt on April 11, and despite pulling every string to suppress turnout (late and minimal advertising, a 5.30 p.m.

The following letter was sent to the District of Sechelt and copied to Coast Reporter: Dear mayor and council: Following my recent request to the parks department of the District of Sechelt concerning a clean-up operation needed along the boulevard a

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