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O'Shea calming costs explained

O'Shea calming costs explained

Editor: I have had a few folks suggest the Town spent an inordinate amount of tax dollars in our efforts to improve public safety and slow vehicle traffic on O'Shea Road.
Start watching out drivers

Start watching out drivers

Editor: How am I, as a young driver, supposed to learn how to drive properly when I am not surrounded by law-abiding drivers? The new bike lane that was put in is the most annoying.
Thanks RBC

Thanks RBC

Editor: Re: "Money can buy anything" (Coast Reporter letters, Feb. 5). Shame on you, Bill.
Will Canadian citizens care?

Will Canadian citizens care?

Editor: Take a moment from our Olympics for a spectator sport with real consequences, not just medal counts and bragging rights.
Zeitgeiest of politicians

Zeitgeiest of politicians

Editor: I am deeply saddened by the letter from Gordon Politeski (Coast Reporter, Feb. 5). Unfortunately, it represents the zeitgeist of politicians the world over, and has done for too many years. Mr.
Dignity, respect and housing please

Dignity, respect and housing please

Editor: I was a bit surprised by the naiveté displayed by Anne Watters (Coast Reporter letters, Feb. 5).
Gospel Rock: fence vs cougar

Gospel Rock: fence vs cougar

Editor: More deer around the Mahan Trail have attracted a cougar that killed pets and livestock and worried local residents (Coast Reporter, Feb. 5).
What lives we lead

What lives we lead

Editor: Do you know who started the tradition of running the Olympic flame through different communities prior to the Games? Time's up: it was the Nazis in 1936 - masters of propaganda, for sure, but amateurs compared to what we do.
Stop killing, start relocating

Stop killing, start relocating

Editor: Once again a cougar has been pointlessly murdered on the Coast. With probably less than 20,000 cougars left in North America, we cannot afford to keep killing these cats.
SuCESS: breath of fresh air

SuCESS: breath of fresh air

Editor: What a breath of fresh air to have a group that presents another perspective to the somewhat stale and myopic world of Sunshine Coast politics (Sunshine Coastal Environmental Sustain-ability Society - SuCESS).