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Letters: EVs should pay their way - Vimarsana News

Letters: EVs should pay their way

Editor, While Mr. Lasuta is concerned that his little electric vehicle is taking a beating on our roads, he should be aware that all electric vehicle drivers are like leaches on the backs of all gasoline and diesel vehicle drivers.

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Letters: What if we move the library into Seaside Centre? - Vimarsana News

Letters: What if we move the library into Seaside Centre?

'After seeing the municipal hall/library rendering for option 3 in your March 8 Coast Reporter, I would like to recommend that the council take this opportunity to think outside the box and not consider spending $8.25 million to get a result that looks like this.'

Letters: Understand where we live, here on the Sunshine Coast - Vimarsana News

Letters: Understand where we live, here on the Sunshine Coast

'I’ve never thought of myself as an earwig for thinking of the Coast’s communities as having intrinsic values that are worth caring about. Mr. Hulme might find it useful to visit our terrific museums and read some local history to understand a little more about the place where he lives.'

Letters: A bridge to the Sunshine Coast would improve everything - Vimarsana News

Letters: A bridge to the Sunshine Coast would improve everything

'If we want families to live on the Sunshine Coast and raise children who can work here rather than having to leave to find work, we have to do better.'

Letter: Why did Prince Rupert get water funding and not us? - Vimarsana News

Letter: Why did Prince Rupert get water funding and not us?

'I was shocked to see in the news that the City of Prince Rupert had received $65 million from the provincial government to improve their water supply. What is our MLA doing?'