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Many at SNC-Lavalin are contract workers

While it鈥檚 very noble of the prime minister to defend jobs at SNC-Lavalin, in fact those jobs will not be lost. The majority of employees are contract workers, many from overseas.

Trudeau selective in聽concern for jobs

鈥淛obs, jobs, jobs,鈥 said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau when expressing his concern about potential loss of some jobs in Canada.

Spill-response ships would benefit all of us

I鈥檓 a 91原创 first and British Columbian second who supports the expansion of pipelines to tidewater. Last week, three new spill-response boats were unloaded here in Nanaimo.

No known way to聽recover dilbit

Re: 鈥$5.8M boats idle, await pipeline call,鈥 March 2. There is a cynical irony to the oil-spill-response vessels awaiting the government鈥檚 pipeline expansion (formerly the Trans Mountain pipeline).

Venezuela argument ignores facts

So a law professor writes to argue that Canada is blindly following in the footsteps of an imperialist United States with regard to Venezuela.

Tree-plan goal is 鈥榬ight聽tree in right site鈥

Re: 鈥淐ity mulls cherry blossoms strategy,鈥 March 1. The recent concerns about Victoria鈥檚 vaunted cherry trees has raised many pulses and deep feelings over their (assumed) disappearance.

Can we do nothing in聽face of suffering?

Re: 鈥91原创s should reject our shameful Venezuelan policy,鈥 comment, March 3. William Geimer鈥檚 opinion piece on why Canada should not become involved in Venezuela, 脿 la Trump and the Americans, has a double-edged sword.

Don鈥檛 whine about budget limits

Re: 鈥淧olice could still lose staff despite ruling,鈥 March 1. We have recently seen the provincial government table its budget. The number of deputy ministers who got 100 per cent of the funds to do all the things they鈥檇 like to do: zero.

Take A-G position out of cabinet

Re: 鈥淲ilson-Raybould cites veiled threats,鈥 Feb. 28.

Crosswalk critique is聽not supported

Re: 鈥淧roposed crosswalk on Blanshard has unexpectedly high cost,鈥 comment, March 2.