Letters

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

There are other ways to create more affordable homes for B.C. residents

Patients with money or in dire circumstances will continue to go to U.S. for treatment

Those in ownership positions more often complain about Victoria housing strategies, reader writes

Allowing expensive projects to replace older buildings only serves to entitle property owners

Former MP John Weston writes about an evening he hosted with the federal Conservative leader

Regarding the homeless camp at Regina Park, what happened to the rights that the taxpaying citizens have? I am so fed up with hearing about the homeless rights and how they’re not understood, etc.

It strikes me that this tent city issue/problem is not going away any time soon. Potential locations for homeless shelters have been suggested at the old Mayfair Lanes site for “modular housing” and the old Emily Carr library branch modified for housing. Modular homes are relatively expensive and renovation costs are at all time highs.

Aggressive development scenario not helping younger generations find homes

Taxpayers watchdog Stan Bartlett looks at the costly Vic High seismic upgrade project