Opinion

Editor: If I was a criminal, I'd move to B.

Editor: Re: possible ferry service reductions (Coast Reporter, May 18). I am disheartened at the shortsightedness of this potential plan, and even more so by the lack of concern by the elected officials of Sechelt.

Editor: As an everyday bicycle commuter between Wilson Creek and Sechelt, and in honour of "Bike to Work" week, I would like to express both my appreciation and concern about the "completed" million dollar Highway 101 upgrade.

Editor: I have been following, or trying to follow, the discourse concerning the drafting of a bylaw designed to ban the use of particularly savage traps subjecting helpless creatures to protracted excruciating pain, injury and/or death.

Editor: To volunteer one's services and energy to the various charities and causes across our society is a noble endeavour.

Editor: In response to Alan Sirulnikoff's letter (Coast Reporter, May 18), I couldn't agree more. It probably doesn't matter whether Sunshine Coasters are being "ripped off," or whether the price of gas really is correctly charged.

Editor: The May 18 edition of Coast Reporter contained two letters about logging. One was a short negative letter blaming the Elphinstone Logging Focus for blocking the road to the clearcut logging operations on Mount Elphinstone.

Editor: Re: "SIB angered over administrative changes" (Coast Reporter, May 11) I am responding to this article with a certain degree of misgiving. As a Canadian, my freedom of expression is protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Editor: I am writing to object to the letter from Taneth Amos (Coast Reporter, May 11). The fire ban in Porpoise Bay Park was initiated about 15 years ago.

There are many reasons to ditch your car and ride your bike to work. And what better time than next week during Bike to Work Week May 28 to June 3? The Sunshine Coast is one of 22 communities in B.C. hosting a Bike to Work Week event.