Opinion

With two earthquakes in the news this week, I turned my attention once again to my dusty emergency preparedness kit sitting underneath the recycling at my back door.

Editor: I attended the com-mittee of the whole on Feb. 10. The procedure for governing Sechelt has changed with the new council. Dis-cussions and decisions occur in the committee of the whole meetings every second Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m.

The following letter was sent to Transportation Minister Shirley Bond and copied to Coast Reporter. I am contacting you in regards to the chemical that is been sprayed on Highway 101. On Feb.

The following letter was sent to Sunshine Coast Regional District board chair Donna Shugar and copied to Coast Reporter.

Editor: What is the mentality of the conservation office when they can display a perfectly healthy, dead cougar on the tailgate of a truck, like a prize (Coast Reporter, Feb.

I am frequently amazed by the lightning speed with which things change in our ever-evolving, high-tech world. What was the far-fetched stuff science fiction was made of a few years ago is now the norm.

Editor: At the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) infrastructure committee meeting of Feb. 11, the committee recommended closure of the Pender landfill site.

Editor: I was at the Davis Bay Community Association's monthly meeting Feb. 10, and what a memorable meeting it was.

Just as parents and students in Sechelt and Davis Bay were preparing for their schools to be closed, the board of trustees for School District No. 46 (SD46) pulled a bait and switch this week.

Editor: I am writing to let you know how upset and disappointed I am in your article about the Torch Relay and in Brent Richter's opinion column to go with it (Coast Reporter, Feb. 12).