Letters

Dear The Coast, Once again the annual air show is underway and is being advertised as something appealing to the family. Fast machines are sexy and cool and extreme engineering is fascinating to almost everyone. There’s also a defence industry flea market with booze fueled parties to keep defence contract participants on good terms. Whoohoo! […]

Just a thing to think about. A good thing to look into is Peak Oil, and our dependency on it they’ve created. Cars could run on water, they’ve invented far more amazing things.. but no they don’t.. Now the world is upon an energy crisis like no other. It’s coming up even in mainstream media. […]

Dear Editor,I would like to respond to the hurtful review done by your food critic Liz Feltham. I really enjoyed reading her column and always thought the reviews were truthful and sometimes insightful about the people who run the restaurants, cafes etc…When the staff and I read our review our jaws dropped. That was not […]

Dear Editor,I would like to respond to the hurtful review done by your food critic Liz Feltham. I really enjoyed reading her column and always thought the reviews were truthful and sometimes insightful about the people who run the restaurants, cafes etc…When the staff and I read our review our jaws dropped. That was not […]

To the editor, Thanks for the cover story on Chebucto’s wireless initiative (“Something in the air,” August 3). I wanted to write to correct a couple points. First, Johnathan’s last name is spelled Thibodeau and he is the person responsible for virtually all things technical at Chebucto, and can be said to be the heart […]

To the editor, I get the distinct smell of contradiction now when I read of a restaurant in The Coast. I have often appreciated trying a restaurant that I learned about from your paper. But as a wheelchair-user, I have found that my access is denied from some of these places, and The Coast gives […]

To the editor, I was interested to read “Have you checked the children?” (August 17). The writer had noticed an ad for “exotic kittens” in the business personals section of another local paper and was concerned about child prostitution. They might be comforted to know there is a breed of cat called the Exotic Shorthair, […]

To the editor, I don’t know how the cops managed to not see the widespread crystal meth use in the Halifax gay community over the past three years that I’ve seen friends become addicts. Of course, they also seem to overlook the sale and use of ecstasy at two local bars. I don’t know the […]

To the editor, While I was back in Nova Scotia for a visit , I read the article “Methology” (August 17). I’d like to congratulate you on the presentation and content of the article. I was pleased to see the media taking an active role in the fight against drug abuse and addiction. I urge […]

I was interested to read “Have you checked the children?” in the Letters Section of the August 17th Coast. The correspondent, “Sick Of Solicitors,” had noticed an ad for “Exotic kittens” in the Business Personals section of another local paper and was very concerned about child prostitution. I was unable to locate that ad in […]

Having read your article entitled “Methodology,” it appears to be a well researched and written article. I am surprised however, that you did not seek the input of Dr. Russell Westhaver, at St. Mary’s Crimininology and Sociology department, who is doing research in the field of Meth and gay mens health issues, as well as […]

Having read your article entitled “Methodology,” it appears to be a well researched and written article. I am surprised however, that you did not seek the input of Dr. Russell Westhaver, at St. Mary’s Crimininology and Sociology department, who is doing research in the field of Meth and gay mens health issues, as well as […]