Opinion

Mr. Justice Peter Fraser of the B.C. Supreme Court made some questionable statements last week while passing sentence on Fred Church.

In light of news that a client of Arrowhead attempted suicide two weeks ago, I'm moved to write about the need for a centre for these often ignored and sometimes feared members of our society.

This past week - under the heading of believe it or not - comes a tale of a young woman who passed herself off as a volunteer to steal from the Poppy Fund.

Like many people who favoured the losing side in the U.S. election, I'm still struggling to accept the reality of "four more years." I'm a dual citizen of the U.S.

Economic development is a catch phrase quite common in this community these days. Several volunteer groups, government agencies and governments themselves have been and continue to work on many economic development initiatives.

During the past few weeks, the topic of bear problems on the Sunshine Coast has come up on several occasions.

It was certainly a shock to the system arriving back in Vancouver last Saturday night.

I have three old computers jammed into my home office, each serving a different purpose. They all function, but none of them is worth the plastic it's made of any more. My favourite is the Mac Classic on the top shelf of the closet.

Last Tuesday I attended an inspirational community event at the Raven's Cry Theatre.

Just when it seemed the Coast's endless recreation saga was finally approaching a decision, a new proposed location for a Sechelt swimming pool has popped up.