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LETTER: Time to move on from the monarchy

LETTER: Time to move on from the monarchy

Surely by now Canadians have had enough of this comic opera monarchy nonsense.
LETTER: Sooke Builders Association ready to work with district

LETTER: Sooke Builders Association ready to work with district

Re: Sooke Builders Association forms to advocate for construction industry ( News , May 11)
LETTER: Province funds cell service, favours Rogers

LETTER: Province funds cell service, favours Rogers

Re: New cell towers connect 70-kilometre stretch of Hwy. 14 ( News , May 11)
LETTER: Democracy in doubt

LETTER: Democracy in doubt

Your recent editorial talked about the increasing fragility of democracy and the importance of monitoring government and speaking out when one has concerns about decisions of those in leadership roles.
LETTER: Grateful for help after fall

LETTER: Grateful for help after fall

I would like to express my profound gratitude to a Good Samaritan who helped me, an 83-year-old woman, last week. I was walking on Dallas Road when I fell backwards off my rollator and could not get up.
LETTER: Government paving over climate crisis

LETTER: Government paving over climate crisis

Construction is set to begin on the Keating overpass on the Pat Bay Highway.
LETTER: Developers should bear the cost of increased services

LETTER: Developers should bear the cost of increased services

Saanich council is adding to the cost of inflation instead of combating it – 7.19% is a huge tax increase in one year on top of all the previous increases.
LETTER: Community needs reliable information on the OCP process

LETTER: Community needs reliable information on the OCP process

We all have the right to access and understand evidence, especially when that evidence is being used to make decisions that impact our lives. However, knowing what evidence to trust is not easy in today’s complicated information landscape.
LETTER: Saanich developing strategy to address biodiversity

LETTER: Saanich developing strategy to address biodiversity

Saanich recognizes the need to improve the resilience of ecosystems and enhance biodiversity.
LETTER: Cyclists and pedestrians must share YYJ pathway

LETTER: Cyclists and pedestrians must share YYJ pathway

I want to commend the YYJ Airport Authority for their recent improvement of etiquette signage on the Flightpath multi-use pathway. I refer to the painting of paired pedestrian and bicycle symbols on the pavement. The intent is to draw attention to and promote that the pathway is for the shared use of both.