Opinion

Editor: It is my belief that walk-on passengers are a secondary consideration to B.C. Ferries. To back this claim, here is a sampling of the corporations' "body language.

If you haven't already, you should get a Twitter account. Now I know social media can sometimes be more of a bad habit than anything.

Editor: In his letter and poem (Coast Reporter, April 13) member of Parliament John Weston accuses Iran of nuclear proliferation.

Editor: It is appalling to me and everyone I've spoken to regarding the "coup" initiated by one disgruntled citizen exercising her right to contest a procedural oversight in a rezoning application.

Editor: As a resident and taxpayer in the Town of Gibsons, I have attended many council meetings and also Gospel Rock meetings.

Editor: Even though part of the unique appeal of the Sunshine Coast lies in its past as a haven for hippie ideals, I was somewhat disheartened to see an advertisement in the classified section of the April 27th edition of Coast Reporter for a positio

Staff, students and parents of Gibsons Elementary School are walking with a bit more spring in their step following the news that they will be getting a new school in 2014. On Tuesday, officials from School District No.

Editor: The City of Toronto just signed a four-year collective agreement that granted workers no raise this year, followed by increases of 0.5 per cent, 1.75 per cent and 2.25 per cent in subsequent years.

Editor: Having lived on the peninsula for only a few years, I am puzzled and concerned about what I see quite frequently in the community.

Editor: Most of us can find the time to make a phone call or write a letter if we have something to complain about. But how many of us do likewise when praise is deserving? Not many of us, we suspect, hence all the more reason for this letter.