Opinion

It's been two months plus three days since the harmonized sales tax (HST) came into effect in B.C. That's about the only thing here that is clear sort of.

Why should we support our paramedics in their fight for a new collective agreement? The answer is pretty obvious - they help us at some of the most critical events in our lives.

I find it quite irritating that some of the ferry traffic use the old North Road to beat the traffic.

A while ago my teacher wanted us to do a project on how we could improve are highways.

I am dismayed by the tone adopted by residents protesting VisionQuest's transition house on Pratt Road. These people are not just Vision Quest's neighbours, they are mine.

Re: Gibsons North to Pratt Road highway improvement project.

Another police-involved shooting in Gibsons has some on edge and some blaming police for their actions.

They are at it again - a game called "changing traffic patterns." Not a highway this time, but a quiet residential street - O'Shea, which runs from School to Shaw in Gibsons. Watch out if you are driving along it.

I, too, would like to congratulate the grad class' everywhere, but was thoroughly disgusted with the letter written by Brett Wildeman (Coast Reporter, June 19) about his comment on religion being left out of the Grad ceremonies.

B.C.'s police chiefs are calling for a ban of the use of cell phones and other electronic devices while driving, a ban that I think has some merit to it. I'm as guilty as the next person of driving while talking on the phone.