Opinion

Editor: I'm not an expert on independent power projects, wild salmon, government, power distribution or environmental issues. I do understand, however, that water turbidity affects salmon spawning grounds. It would seem that Renewable Power Corp.

This month marks the 20th anniversary of Rotary on the Sunshine Coast. In 1989, the intrepid Eric Small forged ahead with his plans for a local Rotary Club.

Editor: Re: "Enrolment decline hits high schools" (Coast Reporter, May 21) The School District No.

Editor: I was very surprised to see that the gas prices in Gibsons went up today (May 18) from 106.9 to 112.9 cents a litre. Especially when I read on the same day the following story on the net: Oil prices slide under US$70.

Theft and senseless vandalism continue to plague our communities, so much so, we're issuing a call to action.

Editor: Re: Unions warn of cuts to libraries, Special Ed (Coast Reporter, May 14). I hope the superintendent of our school district and our elected trustees know that it is not OK to pretend that our public schools will survive more cuts.

In the six and a half years I've been editor at Coast Reporter and covering the sports scene, I've witnessed a lot of great things - many championships in youth and adult sports, many wonderful individual athletic achievements, too many to even remem

Editor: Gibsons Seniors Society (GSS) director Maureen Goldman's letter, "No harmony happening here" in your 14 May publication introduces a new phase in the subject of evening entertainment for seniors at Harmony Hall.

Editor: There are a number of misleading errors contained in Mr.

Editor: This Saturday morning (May 15), I awoke to find that someone had taken a knife to my car. They had forced the gas lid open and threw the cap on the ground.