Opinion

By Bruce Cameron

Am I the only one who is tired of those who fall into the category of anti-vaxxer, anti masker and generally believe that COVID is at best made up? That group of bullies who want, want, want, protest, lie, make things up, get in your face.

It has not escaped our notice (every year) that, the District of Saanich continues making it clear to Saanich residents, via Saanich News, we are obligated to clear the snow off our sidewalks – as if we have any (on our road) – and other paths and areas where it could prove hazardous to pedestrians.

The recent letter calling the Royal BC Museum a monument to colonialism is a classic example of woke anti-colonial sentiment taken to the extreme and comes close to inciting violence.

I’d like to thank our Sidney town crews for plowing the streets so well. When we had a small reprieve from the snowfall I was able to get out on my scooter without a problem. Thank you so much.

I am opposed to the dismantling of the third floor of the Royal BC Museum. First, there is no plan for what will replace the present exhibits. What is the cost of leaving it open until we have one? None. Instead, why not have a community-wide discussion of what could go there?

It’s very easy these days to get caught up in alarming news headlines or stories we hear around the virtual water cooler. When things hit close to home, we often over-normalize them. This is where seeking out factual data from a few trusted and neutral resources may be more beneficial than a constant deep dive for information on social media or biased media outlets.

It takes about two minutes for a mortician to verify the identity of a corpse and make an ID tag.

Re: Home renovations fuelling Sooke’s building permit revenue boom ( News , Dec. 23)

Re: Home renovations fueling Sooke’s building permit revenue boom. Redevelopment and renovation seem to be booming, and that’s a good thing. Transition Sooke has said renos on existing housing are a way forward. So reno development permits are OK.