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University of Victoria misguided on plans for additional cyling path

University of Victoria misguided on plans for additional cyling path

Inside lane of Ring Road would serve the purpose perfectly, writes longtime UVic walker
LETTER: Public must urge government to act

LETTER: Public must urge government to act

Vic News and MP Randall Garrison are both perfectly correct in your July 22nd issue. The B.C. government must make a move one way or the other on old-growth logging. And the Liberals must step up for the action directives of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
LETTER: Word salad fogs the issue on old-growth forests

LETTER: Word salad fogs the issue on old-growth forests

Re: Pacheedaht condemn cutting of trees by Fairy Creek protesters ( News , July 29)
LETTER: Harbour authority must shore up environmental protection

LETTER: Harbour authority must shore up environmental protection

Ah yes, lovely Victoria, where the soft carcinogenic-laced ocean breezes wafting from the multi-daily cruise ships have been sorely missed.
GUEST COLUMNIST: Former logger fights for remaining old-growth forests

GUEST COLUMNIST: Former logger fights for remaining old-growth forests

‘I care so much about this that I am willing to get arrested’
LETTER: Horses make a mess of Lochside Trail

LETTER: Horses make a mess of Lochside Trail

A recent bike ride on the Lochside Regional Trail, between Lochside Park and Dooley Road, was anything but enjoyable. The volume of forensic evidence would suggest the passage of several horses within the past few days - none that were fitted with manure bags. Totally disgusting!
LETTER: Cooling trend expected

LETTER: Cooling trend expected

Understandably, the recent editorial had a local focus pertaining to the heatwave. However, expanding the local weather pattern to a changing climate, which is a global concept, is quite a stretch.
Elliott: ‘We can all learn from her courage’: Simone Biles not alone in mental health struggle

Elliott: ‘We can all learn from her courage’: Simone Biles not alone in mental health struggle

It’s worth paying attention to people who best understand what Olympic gymnastic star is confronting
LETTER: Municipal overlap costly to taxpayers

LETTER: Municipal overlap costly to taxpayers

The watchdog group Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria is pleased to see that Black Press is highlighting the salaries of core municipalities (Saanich CAO tops salary list, but council paid lowest per capita among core municipalities).
LETTER: Central Saanich losing its character

LETTER: Central Saanich losing its character

I am writing in support of the letter writer saying residents don’t want North Saanich to become an imitation of Langford, and to sadly warn her she is absolutely correct.