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The editorial is another clear indictment of failure by all levels of government to address regional traffic and transportation planning issues.
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I drive for a living, and am appalled by how many people are still using handheld devices while driving. I often see drivers texting while at red lights, then failing to go when the light turns green.
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Offer useful alternatives to harmful pesticides
Our immediate and long-term objective should be to reduce or eliminate, in some cases, the use of those herbicides and pesticides deemed most harmful to the environment. But along with this, we should offer effective, practical and economical alternatives.
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Sale of city lands cause for alarm
I find it alarming that Victoria is considering the sale of city-owned lands on the waterfront to Ralmax and others, rather than continue to lease them.
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Closing Kitsilano gambles with lives
Re: "Fight begins to save coast guard station," May 23.
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May's whirlwind trip a waste of tax dollars
Re: "Saltspring woman's battle ends in tears of joy," May 18.
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B.C. calculating costs associated with Bill C-10
It would be irresponsible to speculate about dollar amounts that may change significantly. It's not about guessing - it's about making sure we are as accurate as possible with British Columbians, and being fair to our federal counterparts - with whom we enjoy a good working relationship - while related negotiations are ongoing.
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No need to wait to ban snakeheads
Re: "Hunt begins for dangerous snakehead fish," May 24.
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Disease-reporting onus should fall on farmers
Re: "Bill seeks secrecy on disease outbreak," May 25.
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Legislation would protect ambulance paramedics
As president of the organization representing British Columbia's ambulance paramedics, I want to provide a different perspective of the Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act.
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Memorials a reminder of highway dangers
Re: "Roadside memorials not fair to passersby," May 24.
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Keep Beacon Hill for pedestrians, cyclists
Re: "City eyes barriers on Beacon Hill Park roads," May 24.
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Shrines bring relief from a living hell
Oh, the ignorance of those who have not lost a child (or any loved one for that matter), haven't endured criticism of those who feel it's time to "move on" or "get over it" and feel that that they are helping by sweeping the elephant back into the closet.
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New View Royal firehall not needed
Why do politicians always seem to have an unstoppable need to spend our money?
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Outbreak data should not be suppressed
Re: "Bill seeks secrecy on disease outbreak," May 25.
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Canada should live up to treaty obligations
Re: "Harper ministers blast UN envoy after analysis of hunger, poverty," May 17.
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Iain Hunter
Protests should be about universities
The reports last week about what, despite all evidence to the contrary, was still being called the "tuition dispute" in Quebec made me recall my meeting with Bertrand Russell.
