Opinion

Editor: My attention was captured by James Graham's letter (Coast Reporter, Feb. 24) regarding the Town of Gibsons paying Gospel Rock fees. It is very disturbing that Gibsons council takes so lightly the spending of Gibsons taxpayers' money.

Editor: I am becoming increasingly concerned about the continuing reports of illegal calls that took place in dozens of key swing ridings across the country in the last federal election.

Editor: The disturbing news regarding the alleged Conservative election fraud deserves widespread attention. And the news about the robocall election fraud scandal keeps getting worse.

Editor: I am writing about the robocall election fraud scandal that has recently been uncovered.

Editor: To pass a bill that breaks constitution and international law seems unbelievable. That is what the Liberal government is about to do. This bill will not only deny the B.C.

The next time you sit down to a home-cooked meal, be sure to give thanks for the gifts that are before you. Many youth on the Coast do not have the chance to give thanks for those kinds of blessings.

Editor: Last year, here on the Sunshine Coast, a dog and a cat got caught in a leg hold trap. I'm shocked to hear that recently a Barred Owl got caught in a leg-hold trap in Surrey.

Editor: Who was your favourite teacher? What did he or she teach you? Some of my teachers have made a big difference in my life; in fact, most of my teachers have taught me a valuable lesson or two.

Editor: It is clear now that illegal robo-calls took place in key swing ridings all over the country. It takes substantial finances and a large database to specify non-Conservative voters in multiple ridings.

Editor: Harsh words were spoken by Mike Bowering and Ken Sneddon regarding the general opinion of the "real" community (Coast Reporter letters, Feb. 24).