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May 31: Warning: We are losing our downtown

As someone who has supported Government Street community leadership for many years, it is unfortunate to see Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps throw in the towel and close yet another door in Victoria鈥檚 downtown to industry.

May 31: Covering more than bare arms

Re: 鈥淟egislature dress code refashioned,鈥 May 30. It鈥檚 nice that our elected officials have time to debate how to dress for work. It would be even nicer if I could call an Uber after I miss the last bus to Saanichton because B.C.

May 30: Ban on boxing hits home

Re: 鈥淲hy is boxing still not banned?鈥 May 26. I couldn鈥檛 agree more! Finally somebody with the courage to say let鈥檚 ban boxing. It鈥檚 archaic, it鈥檚 harmful, it promotes violence.

May 30: Pipeline challenge a waste of money

Re: 鈥淏ack to the toolbox,鈥 editorial, May 28. What is that Premier John Horgan and Attorney General David Eby do not understand regarding the B.C.

May 30: Trans Mountain and Charles Dickens

Re: 鈥淎ppeal court rules B.C. can鈥檛 limit oil shipments on Trans Mountain,鈥 May 25. We can thank Charles Dickens for bringing to print the expression: 鈥淭he law is an ass.

May 30: Fluctuations not a whale crisis

It鈥檚 time to stop perpetuating the myth that the population of southern resident killer whales has been 鈥渄ramatically reduced.

May30: Close view of whale watching

It is lamentable to follow the many restrictions on small recreational businesses working our coastlines. I refer specifically for the moment to whale watching operations.

May 30: Mistakes made apologies offered

Mistakes made, apologies offered Re: 鈥淭rudeau exonerates Saskatchewan chief; Apologizes to Poundmaker First Nation鈥 May 24. Prime Minister Trudeau appears sincere when apologizing for the mistakes of past prime ministers.

May 30: Thinking outside the pump

Re: 鈥淗undreds rally to back Victoria鈥檚 horse-drawn carriages,鈥 May 24.

May 29: Horse and carriages have charming appeal

Re: "Carriages a hazard to bikes and cars,鈥 letter, May 26. This is in response to what my neighbours in James Bay are saying regarding horse-drawn carriages.