Opinion

A little game of chess between the provincial government and B.C. Ferries may have just got a bit more interesting with last week's release of the provincial comptroller general's look at B.C. Ferries and TransLink.

Editor: Howard White deserves a 'misappropriation of words' award. His letter to the editor (Coast Reporter, Oct.

Editor: This past week, Coast TV very kindly gave the hand painted banners project of Gibsonstime to promote this community-oriented project.

Editor: A small, but determined group of peace activists will hold the 150th consecutive weekly Bring Our Troops Home Vigil along the waterfront in Davis Bay this coming Saturday, Nov. 14 from 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Editor: My thanks to Kim Fenton for pointing out that the Liberal candidate for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky, Daniel Veniez, has not been a recent member of the Conservative Party (Coast Reporter, letters, Nov. 6).

Editor: On Sunday, Nov. 8, I parked at the K8 sign on the Halfmoon/Carlson Forest Service Road and walked/jogged, accompanied by my weimaraner dog, for 1.5 kms eastward in the direction of Sechelt Inlet.

Editor: Last week I left my shoulder bag in a shopping cart outside the Trail Bay Mall. I realised it right away and wheeled the car around to retrieve the bag, but it was already gone.

Editor: Something happened last week that made me angry. A local representative of the provincial government came to my children's school PAC meeting; but before I get to that I should tell you this.

Editor: It was with great concern and dismay that I read the CBC news headline of Tuesday, Nov. 10 stating the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) has acquired a long range acoustic device (LRAD) for communication purposes.

Dear Mayor and Councillors: It is with great disgust and disappointment that I write this letter. I would be letting my ancestors down if I sat back and said nothing.