Opinion

Editor: How about some warning? My dog and I are seniors; we go for our morning walk in the woods. At 8 a.m. on Canada Day we entered the woods at the trail head at the top of Selma Park Road.

Editor: We haven't even had a sunny day at the beach yet, and the garbage out there is just too much - and I mean that literally.

Editor: A recent retirement renovation plan turned into a renovation nightmare. We had everything when we lived in the UK.

Editor: Am I like Robinson Crusoe, stranded alone on a desert island? On the days on and after the G20 meeting, I was glued to the television watching the mayhem in the streets of Toronto.

Editor: Re: waiving of development cost charges (District of Sechelt council briefs, Coast Reporter, June 25).

Bad citizen though it doubtless makes me, I've always found Canada Day pretty underwhelming. Sure, I've always enjoyed the day off.

Editor: Gibsons Public Art Gallery (GPAG) supports Jesse Day's letter (Coast Reporter, June 25) praising the Alternative School. GPAG has partnered twice with the school to display young people's art work.

Editor: The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) visited both Gibsons Mayor Barry Janyk and Sechelt Mayor Darren Inkster to discuss the negative impact of the increasing tax burden on small business and to get their support to bring bac

Editor: I chuckled when I read your exposé on the Sechelt-area trees that have been vandalized (Coast Reporter, June 18).

Editor: With respect to Sarah Vatnsdal's letter regarding coyotes, (Coast Reporter, June 25) she is indeed correct in asserting that the coyote problem is the direct result of human encroachment on its habitat.