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LETTER: New council follows familiar course on EDPA

LETTER: New council follows familiar course on EDPA

Re: Saanich councillor warns of ‘torturous experience’ as they consider replacing EDPA .
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B.C. VIEWS: Will the NDP lose money selling marijuana?

B.C. VIEWS: Will the NDP lose money selling marijuana?

Government monopoly sounds great, if you work there
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LETTER: Thank you to all who made Canada Day a success

LETTER: Thank you to all who made Canada Day a success

Wasn’t that a party?
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LETTER: Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize private developers

LETTER: Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize private developers

There seems to be a not so subtle attempt to frame the West Park Lane development as an affordable housing issue.
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LETTER: West Shore youth run wild

LETTER: West Shore youth run wild

Hello there Colwood and Langford parents.
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COLUMN: B.C. must find new ways to grow economy as housing market unfurls

COLUMN: B.C. must find new ways to grow economy as housing market unfurls

Jock Finlayson is executive vice president and chief policy officer of the Business Council of BC
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LETTER: Climate change is no picnic

LETTER: Climate change is no picnic

Re: Don’t tax what is normal . Bob Broughton wants 100 per cent certainty before we choose to act on climate change. In his letter, he suggests that carbon emission fees (he calls them taxes) are pointless unless they come with the same precision in methods and results as an engineer designing a bridge.
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Report highlights a growing and vibrant downtown

Report highlights a growing and vibrant downtown

Jeff Bray
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LETTER: Trees are a valuable part of Saanich’s infrastructure

LETTER: Trees are a valuable part of Saanich’s infrastructure

Saanich is replacing water and sewer pipes on Winchester Road, Parkside Crescent and Jamaica Road.
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EDITORIAL: Incentives would fuel purchase of e-bikes

EDITORIAL: Incentives would fuel purchase of e-bikes

Much has been made recently about the incentives being doled out by the provincial and federal governments to buyers of electric vehicles. But one group of commuters desire to create a healthier planet is being forced to take a backseat.
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