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Letters June 17: Protests require faster police action; using a key helps stop vehicle thefts

Letters June 17: Protests require faster police action; using a key helps stop vehicle thefts

Letters June 16: Harm reduction just doesn't work; no one needs a rapid-fire weapon

Letters June 16: Harm reduction just doesn't work; no one needs a rapid-fire weapon

Letters June 15: Charge protesters who block highways; what happens to patient records when a doctor retires

Letters June 15: Charge protesters who block highways; what happens to patient records when a doctor retires

Letters June 14: Doctor shortage; B.C. Liberals' name change

Letters June 14: Doctor shortage; B.C. Liberals' name change

Letters June 11: Keating flyover, gas prices and avoiding social media

Letters June 11: Keating flyover, gas prices and avoiding social media

What climate change? Let鈥檚 build a flyover Re: 鈥淜eating flyover cost estimated at $76.8M, up 73% since 2019,鈥 June 4. A whopping price increase with no explanation offered by the province.
Letters June 10: Electrical vehicles and the oil industry; health care should be a priority

Letters June 10: Electrical vehicles and the oil industry; health care should be a priority

Letters June 9: A day at the passport office; Keating flyover is old-style thinking

Letters June 9: A day at the passport office; Keating flyover is old-style thinking

Our readers write on Dr. Bonnie Henry's e-bike prizes, the Royal B.C. Museum and health care.
Letters June 8: Better places to throw B.C.'s money; the real costs of medical care

Letters June 8: Better places to throw B.C.'s money; the real costs of medical care

Island rail corridor offers path for future Recent provincial spending announcements seem to be about throwing money at the past. Meanwhile, the Island鈥檚 rail corridor is in a use-it-or-lose-it position. There will be no second chance.
Letters June 7: The value of the monarchy; why is Mill Bay renovation taking so long?

Letters June 7: The value of the monarchy; why is Mill Bay renovation taking so long?

Monarchy serves an important purpose If Canada were to turn its back on the constitutional monarchy, as a growing number of people seem to support, exactly what would we replace it with? An elected head of state? Wouldn鈥檛 that act as a further
Letters June 4: Oak Bay ban favours the few; an upside to a hot real-estate market

Letters June 4: Oak Bay ban favours the few; an upside to a hot real-estate market