Opinion

After years in power, could we be seeing the end of the B.C. Liberal Party as the top dog in the province? If the rapid departure of sitting MLAs is any indication, then the answer is yes.

Editor: On page 13 of the Aug. 17 edition of Coast Reporter it was stated that a plan is already underway to develop a Coast-wide infrastructure for facilities for the charging of electric cars.

Editor: Re: More user-friendly rec facilities (Coast Reporter letters, Aug. 24). We would like to take this opportunity to apologize to Jim Gray and the fastball league that was inconvenienced at Brothers Park a few weekends ago.

Editor: Re: New deal for Gibsons Recycling (Coast Reporter, Aug. 10).

Editor: Re: GPAG reception To the writer of last week's letter, it is such a travesty that you feel that your rights have been infringed upon; and you have no choice but to publicly withdraw your support of such a fine institution as the Gibsons Publ

Editor: Re: Ms.

I have nothing but pity for Ms. Kuciuk and her constant and uneducated harassing of Target Marine and our council.

Editor: I walk with my dog in the woods every day. I carry the requisite "poop bags", but my dog likes to go far off into the bush to discreetly do his business.

Editor: Re: Dogs at GPAG reception That must have been me and my dog Moose you were referring to in your letter (Coast Reporter, Aug. 17). Moose is a miniature-Schnauzer miniature-Poodle cross, weighing in at about 12 to 14 pounds.

Editor: I am dismayed to read - again - that Shirley Kuciuk is challenging Sechelt's decision regarding Target Marine. The majority rules! The District of Sechelt has already made this decision (again and again).