Opinion

Editor: Thanks to Brent Richter for an insightful column (Coast Reporter, Aug. 6). Our failure to recognize the current policies of the 'New Conservative' government as simply an extension of the policies put in place by the George W.

Editor: Having looked at the on-line engineering information provide by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, I support the proposal.

Editor: If some of the adults in this community think that blowing up a boat is a fine way to celebrate a local event, then what is to stop a couple of youngsters from playing with fire under an old building in the centre of Lower Gibsons? Please, th

Editor:Special thanks to the Sechelt paramedics, Sechelt fire department, Search and Rescue, and air ambulance on Sunday, Aug. 8 for rescuing our friend who suffered a medical emergency and was rendered unconscious.

The allegations are shocking.

I was looking forward to writing my monthly column about something other than federal politics this time around.

Editor: Re: Davis Bay sea wall changes (Coast Reporter, July 30). My land, a share in it, is the same share as every other citizen of Sechelt has in our parks, which we all willingly share with those who are here more or less temporarily.

Editor: What on earth is Sechelt council thinking? ("Council votes to lose parking," Coast Reporter, July 30). To further reduce the width of the seawalk in Davis Bay is the worst of all possible solutions.

Editor: It's a shame to see the public service bureaucracy wasting so much taxpayer and citizens' money on the simple right of a property owner to protect their land from erosion ("Beach wall owners threatened with legal action," Coast Reporter, July

Editor: Re: Letter to the editor by Bert Hogendoorn regarding B.C. Ferries (Coast Reporter, July 30). We can assure the residents of our southern Sunshine Coast there is no complacency by our Ferry Advisory Committee.