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Letters Sept. 21: Too much money for health bureaucracy; point goes to the PM; we have too many dogs; dogs can't fly

Letters Sept. 21: Too much money for health bureaucracy; point goes to the PM; we have too many dogs; dogs can't fly

Comment: Victoria council must meet the highest standard of conduct

Comment: Victoria council must meet the highest standard of conduct

Holding public office comes with varying degrees of public scrutiny and so it should.
Comment: Long-term care needs a long-term fix

Comment: Long-term care needs a long-term fix

B.C.’s care home residents and those who care for them deserve better.
Letters Sept. 20: Those annoying car alarms; in search of child care; we need more electricity; no need for Saanich's planning staff

Letters Sept. 20: Those annoying car alarms; in search of child care; we need more electricity; no need for Saanich's planning staff

Comment: Remembering Japanese-Canadian internment, remembering 9/11

Comment: Remembering Japanese-Canadian internment, remembering 9/11

The Japanese-Canadian example showed that, without vigilant awareness of past wrongs, legitimate national security concerns can slide all too easily into authoritarian responses and the demonization of vulnerable groups.
Letters Sept. 19: Keep your dogs under control; need to help the farmers who feed us; paying the rent

Letters Sept. 19: Keep your dogs under control; need to help the farmers who feed us; paying the rent

Adrian Raeside cartoon: All those buildings

Adrian Raeside cartoon: All those buildings

Letters Sept. 18: Rifflandia was much too loud; Rifflandia was beautiful music; being inconsistent about two-tier

Letters Sept. 18: Rifflandia was much too loud; Rifflandia was beautiful music; being inconsistent about two-tier

Geoff Johnson: Online posts can return to haunt youths seeking jobs, college placement

Geoff Johnson: Online posts can return to haunt youths seeking jobs, college placement

The message from universities to students caught posting racist or violent sentiments online has been uncompromising: You are no longer welcome
Charla Huber: Young Indigenous entrepreneurs are on the rise

Charla Huber: Young Indigenous entrepreneurs are on the rise

Jumping into entrepreneurship can be scary and there is uncertainty. It also builds confidence, skills, strength and courage
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