Opinion

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.

Editor: While belonging and security of the person are basic human rights, something envisioned in the citizenship act of 1947, discrimination against women and children remained.

Editor: The Terry Fox Run took 30 years to amass $500 million. In Toronto, our federal government spent $2 billion on security for a showcase for Canada.

Attention bandits of the Sunshine Coast Regional District: the bylaw is back in town.

Editor: After reading the chief administrative officer John France's comments in the recent Coast Reporter article (Sept.

Editor: The Gibsons Seniors Society very much appreciates the addition of mid-day service to this area from Upper Gibsons.

Editor: Yet another flyer from Mr. Weston arrived in my mailbox last week. This time it's to ask me the same question once again: "Who's on track for Canada?" This week it's a guy barbecuing with the headline "Did the crime, doing the time.

Editor: As another boat owner frustrated by the lack of a marine facility in the Gibsons Harbour, I'd like to add some points to John Roper's excellent letter (Coast Reporter, Sept. 17).