Opinion

25 years ago in the Undercurrent “Marina eyed as tourist resort,” read the headline in the June 1, 1990 edition of The Undercurrent . The B.C.

Dear Editor, Recently Council voted 4-3 to put the Docks Bylaw into effect, which bans docks at Cape Roger Curtis. At the public hearing we heard there could be dialogue about docks between the owners at the Cape and the community – before the vote.

Dear Editor, So the usual council majority (the mayor and Councillors Fast, Mason and Nicholson) has passed the bylaw prohibiting docks at Cape Roger Curtis.

Dear Editor, There is a critical lesson for our community regarding the issue of inappropriate, monster docks in the open waters of Cape Rogers Curtis.

Dear Editor, Mr. Ho and his lovely daughter know very well that I have nothing against him or his family, but to sue a small community like ours is an unfriendly act.

25 years ago in the Undercurrent The headline from the May 25, 1990 edition of The Undercurrent read, “Snug Cove concept planners need input.

The more I experience aboriginal culture, the more I appreciate how the dancing, drumming, singing, and carving are very much about transformation.