Dear editor, I see Courtenay and District Fish and Game Protective Association (CDFGPA) officials whining from their headquarters up at Comox Lake about folks going over to the Bluffs at Comox Lake to party. Aren't you the group that sold out your old stomping grounds on the Puntledge River, creating a subdivision full of people who are now looking for places to recreate?

Dear editor, The safety shutdown of the Dayliner is as expected. Prior to establishing schedule changes from a tourist service to a commuter service, a stalling study had to be instigated.

Dear editor, Can someone please tell me why we have a party in the public debate whose sole purpose is to further the interests of Quebec and who is not represented nationally? Why is this allowed to continue?

Dear editor, It seems to me that anyone who has not been paying attention to the actions of the Conservative government or of the opposition parties in the past five years, really shouldn't be voting in the upcoming federal election.

Dear editor, I have heard of proposed plans for renovating Courtenay City Hall. I would like to propose an addition to this work. The City of Courtenay is very commendably working towards lowering our carbon footprint (20 per cent by 2020). These targets, of much less carbon used per person, can be helped a lot by lowering our car trips by increasing our trips by bike.

Dear editor, Remember when you go to the polls, no matter which party you vote for, you will always elect a politician.

Dear editor, I understand that a private member鈥檚 bill will be introduced to the House of Commons this month to outlaw oil tankers in Georgia Strait.

Dear editor, Re: 鈥淢onstrous thing鈥� too much density for Dingwall. Coun. Larry Jangula鈥檚 comments in the above article from last Wednesday鈥檚 paper came as a huge slap in the face to my wife and I, to say the least.

Dear editor, The Raven coal mine proposed for the area around Fanny Bay has been and is like a large fly in the ointment of wholesome environmental living.