Opinion

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).

Editor: What kind of a price do you put on a one-of-a-kind landscape like our Davis Bay seawall? Is it $3 million, or is it priceless? What about the future for tourism and the loving, hand-holding walks along the ocean at sunset? Who are the landsca

Editor: I was frustrated to see that Paul Martiquet's recent article on food security (Coast Reporter, Sept. 17) mentioned absolutely nothing of local issues.

September is a good month to fight cancer on the Sunshine Coast. Two annual events make it possible for almost every person to rally in the effort of conquering cancer. For 30 years, folks here have honoured the memory of Terry Fox at the annual run.

Editor: Jon Bell's letter of Sept. 10, alerting Sechelt residents to a proposed re-zoning of 71 acres on Field Road, sure got my attention.

Editor: Re: the letter from Mr. Proctor, traffic signal badly needed (Coast Reporter, Sept. 17), I completely agree. We need serious flow and safety improvements at Reed and North roads. Let me try and be clear - once again.

Editor: This is in response to the Sept. 10 article about Mary Florence Moroz who died Sept. 2, at 108 years.

Editor: Have you ever felt that you were on a runaway train? I did, a few days ago. Drove down Payne Road in Gibsons - a new housing development on the left. Turned left on the highway -a new office building under construction.