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Letter: Town crier shouldn’t shout for one candidate

Letter: Town crier shouldn’t shout for one candidate

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Letter: Tent city injunction a cruel ruling

Letter: Tent city injunction a cruel ruling

I am extremely disappointed (although not surprised) that our court ordered for over 100 people to be kicked out of Regina Park this week. Displacing people without providing any housing alternatives (giving people access to storage lockers for 30 days and allowing them to camp at night only in other parks are not alternatives to housing) is cruel and inhumane.

Letter: Farming continues in Royal Oak

Royal Oak golf course is next to a working farm
Moving backwards on homelessness: Rejecting evidence-based solutions

Moving backwards on homelessness: Rejecting evidence-based solutions

Guest column by UVic professors Bernie Pauly, Marilou Gagnon
Change in how we vote is up to you

Change in how we vote is up to you

As well as the civic election this fall, there is a province-wide referendum on how we will vote in the next provincial election.
B.C. must drive down freight pollution

B.C. must drive down freight pollution

Pembina Institute argues for cleaner transportation of goods in province
Letter: Unjustified opinions about slate

Letter: Unjustified opinions about slate

Re: Letter, slates help to rule out candidates, by Richard Weatherill, Saanich News (Sept. 4)
Letter to the editor: Wildfire management in B.C. could be done better writes a former Ranger-in-charge

Letter to the editor: Wildfire management in B.C. could be done better writes a former Ranger-in-charge

It is patently obvious that B.C. is in a crisis situation relative to wildfire control
LETTER: Removal of John A. Macdonald statue subverts democracy

LETTER: Removal of John A. Macdonald statue subverts democracy

It was particularly apropos to watch the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald swinging in the breeze on a recent news clip. There he was, our former prime minister and member of Parliament, publicly hung without trial, lawyer or supporting voice to speak on his behalf. And why? Because Mayor Lisa Helps and “The Family” decided with their “unbiased” clarity of 20/20 hindsight, that this was the only way forward.
LETTERS: Doctors speak out on surgical wait times for B.C. patients

LETTERS: Doctors speak out on surgical wait times for B.C. patients

‘Governments know they will lose private clinic lawsuit’