Opinion

Editor: Re: "No more mail-outs please" (Coast Reporter letters, Oct. 1). I wholeheartedly agree. Every time I pull another useless flyer from Weston out of my mailbox, I wonder at how he can possibly feel that such a waste is a good idea.

Editor: I am concerned about the intersection of Reed and North roads in Gibsons. It is truly a dangerous route where people have been injured in crashes, and just last year there was a fatality.

The following letter was sent to District of Sechelt council and copied to Coast Reporter In regards to the highway-widening plan in Davis Bay, I would like to cast my vote.

Most weeks I get a chuckle out of the weekly police report submitted by the Sunshine Coast RCMP.

Editor: I would like to comment on the letter re 71 acres on Field Road (Coast Reporter, Sept. 24, "What's up in Sechelt"). The land in question would make a better gravel pit than anything else.

What comes to mind when you think about the word teacher? Is it someone in a classroom who stands at the front of a room at a chalkboard instructing students? Is it someone who passes on knowledge and skills through education or sport? Is it someone

Editor: A month ago my daughter, who has MS, went to Poland to have the CCSVI (liberation) procedure. Since then many of her symptoms have either diminished or disappeared.

Editor: Re: West Sechelt connector public meeting (Coast Reporter, Sept. 24). I attended the Sept. 9 meeting. Notably missing from the Sept.

After almost nine months of court delays, case backlogs and potentially missed convictions, some much-needed relief is coming to the Sechelt provincial courthouse.

Editor: Re: "SCRD hunts for new bin location" (Coast Reporter, Sept. 24). Recycling in Gibsons is in dispute between David and Goliath.