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LETTER: Rabbits not a good gift for Easter

LETTER: Rabbits not a good gift for Easter

Each year as Easter approaches many children yearn to own a pet rabbit. Before any parent considers adopting a bunny, let me give you some advice. Rabbits are not like cats and dogs. They are fragile creatures, and if held improperly or dropped they will suffer serious injury.
LETTER: Action needed now on old-growth logging

LETTER: Action needed now on old-growth logging

Last summer we travelled from Victoria to Port Renfrew with our daughters so that they could experience the majesty and beauty of Avatar Grove, the ancient forest right here on the Island.
LETTER: Subdivision of Metchosin wilderness lacks transparency

LETTER: Subdivision of Metchosin wilderness lacks transparency

It is always a gamble to donate to a charity. Donors want assurance their money is going to needed services. The only way for a charity to guarantee this is transparency.
LETTER: Time for a change

LETTER: Time for a change

The statement in a recent editorial, that Saskatchewan is on year-round standard time, is true but not absolutely true. An international agreement in 1884 designated longitude 105° W as the boundary separating the Mountain and Central time zones.
LETTER: Lower speeds are the way to go

LETTER: Lower speeds are the way to go

Reducing the speed limit on residential roads to 30 km/h is an excellent idea. We have to do something to stop all of the crashes, fatalities, injuries and damages.
LETTER: Heritage properties carry hidden costs

LETTER: Heritage properties carry hidden costs

I agree that preservation of heritage structures adds much to the character of Victoria. I own a heritage designated home on Fernwood Road BԪַ not only is the home designated but the land and all structures on the property, only two properties are designated this way.
LETTER: Complaints on the courts leave neighbours in a pickle

LETTER: Complaints on the courts leave neighbours in a pickle

Over the coming weeks and months many Peninsula communities will face increasing pressure to consider new or expanded pickleball facilities. While these decisions appear to be seemingly innocuous at first glance (outdoor sports for seniors, what could go wrong), a cursory review of experiences uncovers a very specific set of pickleball problems that most small, elected governments appear to be unable or unwilling to deal with.
LETTER: Gambling is a problem, not an opportunity

LETTER: Gambling is a problem, not an opportunity

The proposal for a casino in Saanich is the wrong direction to be taking the municipality.
LETTER: Time has come for a female mayor in Saanich

LETTER: Time has come for a female mayor in Saanich

As the time passes, and the calendar relentlessly hurdles towards 2022, can the next municipal election be far behind?
LETTER: Virus doesnBԪַt care about anti-maskersBԪַ rights

LETTER: Virus doesnBԪַt care about anti-maskersBԪַ rights

Apparently the anti-maskers are tired of being BԪַoppressed.BԪַ I concede that almost everyone in the province is tired of the pandemic, myself included. That said, I ask you all to consider this alternate viewpoint.
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