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Thumbs Up/ Thumbs Down

Thumbs Up - To Bob Wright, owner of the Oak Bay Marine Group, for leasing property on Tsehum Harbour to the Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club for $1 a year.

Grow hemp to replace trees

Re: "Beetle puts forestry's future at risk," Aug. 16. The government's report on the depletion of B.C.'s forests has been known for the last decade and a half.

The world needs more places like Powell River

Small towns have more to offer than an urban condominium ghetto

Olympics, Prince Harry, and buying locally

Diary of a week. Lows and record highs. Sunday. The closing ceremonies at the Olympics are a chaotic, musical joy.

It's about time for cuts at ICBC

As a retiree with a gold card in my wallet, I applaud Finance Minister Kevin Falcon for taking the initiative in slashing costs at ICBC.

Clark has every right to crack a joke

Why can't people take a joke? Why can't people take Christy Clark? I don't mean to suggest that our premier is not to be taken seriously. Some folks take her so seriously they want her to resign and go back to mothering her Hamish again.
Highway design has many risks

Highway design has many risks

The recent motorcycle accident on the Pat Bay Highway was at a dangerous location. I lived off Piedmont and saw many potential serious incidents at that location.

Cycling upgrades make community livable

Re: "Cycling upgrades in capital could cost $220 million," Aug. 12. The point of building high-quality cycling infrastructure is not to create a paradise for cyclists, but rather to build a more livable community for everyone.

Positive improvements from more cycling

91原创 has not only increased the downtown bike paths and connectors but has also installed bike corrals and other improvements to make cycling safer and easier.

The Olympics hangover

Does anybody else have an Olympic hangover? Hockey season had better start soon because, God bless the 91原创 Football League, which really tries to fill the void, we're ready for more high-level sports.