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ICBC board members should have been fired

Re: "ICBC told to slash costs, CEO resigns," Aug. 17. Kevin Falcon should have fired the board of the Insurance Corp. of B.C., which has seemed to be asleep at the switch during the past five years.

We shouldn't underrate Canada's capabilities

Re: "David Black proposes oil refinery in Kitimat," Aug. 18. David Black's proposal has received the expected negative comment from B.C.'s professional naysayers.

Pat Bay Highway is not a freeway

Re: "$3M safety upgrade for high-collision intersection," Aug. 16.

One size does not fit all

Re: "Rules geared against the marginalized," Aug. 17. Kudos to a wise young woman! Shannon Corregan looked at the "whole picture" in her editorial piece on some of our rules and regulations and was able to find the truth.

With all this excess, will things ever change?

What's a poor citizen to do? If there is anything as certain as death and taxes these days, it is this agonizingly recurring series of expos脙漏s about inflated salaries, corporate excess and lack of oversight that causes the public weal to bubble over

Don't forget that cycling is fun

Re: "Don't go hastily down cycle path," editorial, Aug. 17. The best part of your editorial was halfway down - "what's not to like? Cleaner air, healthier people, quieter streets, lower costs." There is one other plus.

ICBC needs money to pay for managers

Re: "ICBC told to slash costs, CEO resigns," Aug. 17. I was outraged when I read about the huge salaries and generous perks enjoyed by the head honchos at ICBC. Why the anger? My disabled son was recently rear-ended while standing still in his truck.

Tests will help eliminate AIDS

British Columbia leads the country in reducing the spread of AIDS - there's no reason it can't lead the world in eliminating the disease altogether. B AIDS is one of the world's deadliest diseases, afflicting nearly 40 million people.

Speedy timeline for cancer surgery

Re: "Unwilling to wait for surgery, Saanich woman goes to 91原创," Aug. 10. A year ago, I was faced with the same diagnosis as the woman in this story. My experience is totally different. On June 3, I had my regular mammogram.

Want road woes? Check Old East, too

It is good to read that there will be a new merge lane onto the Pat Bay Highway northbound at Sayward Road.