Letters

Those with disabilities, homeless community, could find it hard to adhere to Suzuki’s suggestions

Sir John A. Macdonald’s statue was not created to commemorate his stance on residential schools, but rather the fact that he was Canada’s first prime minister. That is an historical fact. While we now know that his thinking on the education of first nation children was wrong, that it has and continues to have negative impacts on our native population, does not change that fact.

Reader proposes inviting tent dwellers to live in supporters’ backyards

Canada’s first prime minister was progressive for his time

Gaining a majority of the popular vote is a rarity in B.C. politics

This is a response to the letter in the Aug. 3 Saanich News, Sick of hearing about homeless .

Property owner from U.S. loves our city, hates the idea of being taxed like a speculator

I am getting so fed up with hearing about that homeless camp at Regina Park , and especially from ‘career activist’ Chrissy Brett. She and the other one that’s been preaching about the rights of these people and how the public should cater to them should just be ignored! They thrive on publicity, and the media gives them all they want without hearing much from the “against” side.

Another dog suffers in a hot car, and this time dies .

In 1971, the population of Toronto was 713,000, about eight times greater than the City of Victoria in 2014 (84,289).