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Letters Aug. 9: Building something special in James Bay; frustration trying to book a doctor's appointment; didn't appreciate the concert

Letters Aug. 9: Building something special in James Bay; frustration trying to book a doctor's appointment; didn't appreciate the concert

Comment: Victoria needs an effective, efficient code of conduct

Comment: Victoria needs an effective, efficient code of conduct

The vast majority of members of the public act in good faith, but there are a few who will abuse the system.
Letters Aug. 8: Downtown Nanaimo is vibrant, friendly and worth visiting; don't spend $5.9M, give deer hunters a $100 bounty

Letters Aug. 8: Downtown Nanaimo is vibrant, friendly and worth visiting; don't spend $5.9M, give deer hunters a $100 bounty

Comment: Sidney Island resident explains deer cull complexity

Comment: Sidney Island resident explains deer cull complexity

Only a few people in the world know how to do this with enough precision to be recognized as humane.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: The state of downtown Victoria

Adrian Raeside cartoon: The state of downtown Victoria

Monique Keiran: Test your knowledge in a natural history quiz for B.C. Day

Monique Keiran: Test your knowledge in a natural history quiz for B.C. Day

What official B.C. animal can mimic birds, squirrels, cats, dogs, chickens and mechanical objects?
Letters Aug. 7: $6M to kill fallow deer doesn't make sense; another view of residential schools; paying for new health services

Letters Aug. 7: $6M to kill fallow deer doesn't make sense; another view of residential schools; paying for new health services

Charla Huber: It’s taken 41 years to learn where I am from

Charla Huber: It’s taken 41 years to learn where I am from

In the last two weeks, I have become very close to finally learning who my birth father was. Like my biological mother, he was 50 per cent Indigenous
Geoff Johnson: Recent incidents show school safety needs to be taken more seriously

Geoff Johnson: Recent incidents show school safety needs to be taken more seriously

The problem of violence in B.C.’s public schools has evolved into something far more serious than unsafe working conditions
Trevor Hancock: We can't afford to miss the shift from a consumer to a conserver society

Trevor Hancock: We can't afford to miss the shift from a consumer to a conserver society

The agenda for such a transformation has been known for at least half a century, but in spite of the evidence, we have not done so
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