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In death, Krista Carl茅 deserves respect Re: 鈥淪he got her gun back, then she killed herself,鈥� Feb. 16. RCMP Constable Krista Carl茅 never became a survivor of sexual abuse. She took her own life in despair on July 6, 2018. Her story doesn鈥檛 end there.

Anglican bishop鈥檚 march was justified Re: 鈥淏ishop leads march to legislature in support of Wet'suwet'en,鈥� Feb. 12. 鈥淎n Anglican bishop sides with anarchy,鈥� letter, Feb. 15.

Condo owners should take responsibility Re: 鈥� Condo owners need help in dealing with insurance crisis ,鈥� editorial, Feb. 14. This editorial is not well-advised. Condo owners need to help themselves, not have government intervene.

Name the protesters for what they are Aside from all the other comments that can and will be made about the mass of protesters against the Coastal GasLink pipeline, it鈥檚 time the mainstream media began defining these folks as what many of them are: T

Work it out among聽themselves Twenty band councils have approved the northern B.C. LNG pipeline. The hereditary chiefs disagree with their decision. Put them together, like the lumber workers and the forest-harvesting companies, and work it out.

A four-point guide for聽protesters Let me start by saying that I am all in favour of civil disobedience. The right to protest government decisions and actions is, in fact, the difference between a free society and one that is not free.

Fossil fuel industry made聽protests possible Re: 鈥淢archers shut down Douglas Street in pipeline protest,鈥� Feb. 8. Nice shot of protesters, wearing clothing and carrying various objects all made from, or produced with, the energy from fossil fuels.

YMCA-YWCA will still serve downtown Re: 鈥� We need more than just a new swimming pool ,鈥� commentary, Feb. 6. A point of clarification. The YMCA-YWCA of 91原创 Island is actively working on the replacement of our facility in downtown Victoria.

Insurance Corp. of B.C. changes will help crash victims Re: 鈥淚CBC to curb lawsuits, sees 20% rate cuts,鈥� Feb. 7.

CRD parks fund should be for wilderness On Feb. 12, the Capital Regional District board will be considering a recommendation to revisit the mandate of the Land Acquisition Fund.