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Letters: Is the Gibsons Seawalk actually accessible?

Letters: Is the Gibsons Seawalk actually accessible?

Editor: The Town of Gibsons website page that promotes the Seawalk states: “The Gibsons Seawalk … is suitable for ‘people with mobility issues.
Letters: AI environmentally destructive

Letters: AI environmentally destructive

'I don’t buy the claim that AI will solve its own problems and save us. It’s not just a brain, it has a body and the needs to feed it are inherently ecologically destructive.'
Opinion: 4 reasons to be concerned about Bill C-4's threats to Canadian privacy and sovereignty

Opinion: 4 reasons to be concerned about Bill C-4's threats to Canadian privacy and sovereignty

If privacy is important anywhere, it is in the context of politics. If it is important at any time, that time is now.
Opinion: Gen Z is struggling to find work

Opinion: Gen Z is struggling to find work

Today’s youth are navigating a perfect storm of persistent inflation, global trade tensions, a saturated labour market and restructuring driven by automation and AI.
Of a certain age: Writing about Canada Day in a time of reckoning

Of a certain age: Writing about Canada Day in a time of reckoning

This Canada Day, wear that red-and-white and wave that flag -- or don't. That's the joy of freedom.
Letters: Use volunteers to repair bridges

Letters: Use volunteers to repair bridges

'I would like to know how the Coast Mountain Bike Trail Association (CMBTA) was able to construct new bridges over Langdale Creek without significant issues, volunteer help, and limited budget while the SCRD cannot repair the bridges in Cliff Gilker after years.'
Letters: Subtle persistence of creatives inspires

Letters: Subtle persistence of creatives inspires

'Creativity takes many forms on the Sunshine Coast. Artists, chefs, florists, gardeners, these are readily imagined creative people. I used to imagine those folks getting a little light bulb over their heads and then making whatever it is they make, and making it well.'
Mario Canseco: B.C. becomes Canada’s capital of power tool and horn-honking frustration, says survey

Mario Canseco: B.C. becomes Canada’s capital of power tool and horn-honking frustration, says survey

Nearly three in ten British Columbians say noise from power tools is a constant at-home disturbance, according to Research Co. survey
Letters: Making a difference

Letters: Making a difference

Congratulations to Mark Sauer, who is moving to Elphinstone Secondary next year, on a terrific run as Chatelech Secondary School principal.
Rob Shaw: Eby changes tune as LNG becomes political lifeline

Rob Shaw: Eby changes tune as LNG becomes political lifeline

Once an LNG skeptic, premier now leaning on the project to power B.C.’s economy and his political fortunes