Opinion

Editor: The East Porpoise Bay Ratepayers Association (EPBRPA) wishes to clarify what we feel is misinformation contained in the CCBA's letter (Coast Reporter, Aug. 6).

Editor: Regarding the letter from the Raging Grannies protesting the boat blow-up (Coast Reporter, Aug. 13), I don't feel one way or another about the boat blow-up - never have.

Editor: How do we stop the proposed new changes to the Davis Bay highway? I think that almost everyone that voted for Mayor Darren Inkster and for that matter everyone else, does not want any changes made to the Davis Bay sea wall park.

Editor: Re: Use bike lanes properly (Letters, Aug. 6) Ignorance of the law is a dangerous thing. It is not only illegal, but dangerous to ride a bicycle facing traffic.

Editor: Re: Spitting in the face of fact is good politics, (opinion, Aug. 6). Governmental claims that violent crime is going down has many people, especially women,boggling in disbelief.

Editor: After all the time and money spent to beautify and improve the Davis Bay waterfront walk, for both residents and visitors alike, it is totally insane to rip it up just to provide more paved highway, at the cost of losing 20 parking spaces, se

Editor: One of the nicest things that has happened at Davis Bay is that lovely beach promenade with all the parking lots. The local Highways are going to install left turn lanes and take away some of the parking lots.

The following was sent to the District of Sechelt and copied to Coast Reporter Dear Mayor Inkster and councillors: You're going to do what to the waterfront at Davis Bay? I feel assaulted.

Editor: You have to be stark raving mad to do what you propose to do at Davis Bay.

Editor: In January 2009 after visiting our daughter and grandson in Halfmoon Bay we planned on leave the Sunshine Coast, take the ferry to Horseshoe Bay then drive to Abbotsford airport and return home to Calgary.