Opinion

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LETTER: Council only paying lip service to public input

I attended the Feb. 13 Sidney town council meeting because council had…

  • Feb 26, 2023
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LETTER: Dialogue in a democracy

Re: the letters on diversity in democracy of Feb. 9 and 16.…

  • Feb 26, 2023
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LETTER: Swan Lake development raises host of concerns

When there are over nine hours of public appearances and reams of…

  • Feb 26, 2023
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LETTER: Students should work together to fight rising costs

Re: the article on UVic students struggling with food insecurity. In my…

  • Feb 25, 2023
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LETTER: Victoria taxpayers can’t afford Crystal Pool replacement

I agree with both recent Vic News letter writers when they say…

  • Feb 25, 2023
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LETTER: Library closure raises concern

I was dismayed at the recent sudden closure of Oak Bay Library…

  • Feb 25, 2023
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A RapidBus route will replace the Langford/Downtown Route 50 on April 10. (Courtesy of BC Transit)

Opinion: The Victoria ‘war on cars’ wouldn’t sting so much if BC Transit didn’t ‘suck’

You need amazing transit to get people out of cars - not just higher parking fees

A RapidBus route will replace the Langford/Downtown Route 50 on April 10. (Courtesy of BC Transit)
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LETTER: Local residents came to escape big-city congestion

I really took offense with Chris Campbell’s opinion column in the Feb.…

  • Feb 25, 2023
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LETTER: Diversity of views needed

On Jan. 16 Mayor Peter Jones excluded Coun. Phil DiBattista from the…

  • Feb 24, 2023
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LETTER: Respect for Fortis BC’s cheap natural gas

Re: Fossil fuel company’s brochure misleads (Letters, Feb. 23) Unlike letter-writer Alan…

  • Feb 24, 2023
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LETTER: Unprovoked dog attack leaves hiker injured

My parents were hiking in the Admiral’s forest in the 4300 block…

  • Feb 24, 2023
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As the cost of food continues to rise, grocery chains in Canada are reportedly making record profits. It’s time for the CEOs of these companies to explain themselves, says the federal New Democratic Party. (Unsplash photo)

OFF TOPIC: Bread or cake, the rising cost of food is giving me indigestion

How do grocery chain CEOs square skyrocketing prices with massive profits?

As the cost of food continues to rise, grocery chains in Canada are reportedly making record profits. It’s time for the CEOs of these companies to explain themselves, says the federal New Democratic Party. (Unsplash photo)
B.C. Premier David Eby speaks in Vancouver, on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2022. A B.C. First Nation and the provincial government have signed what’s being called a historic agreement towards jointly managing land, water and resource development. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

OPINION: Eby government faces clear choice in first budget

From 1999 to 2016, British Columbia was one of the most fiscally responsible provinces in Canada

  • Feb 24, 2023
B.C. Premier David Eby speaks in Vancouver, on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2022. A B.C. First Nation and the provincial government have signed what’s being called a historic agreement towards jointly managing land, water and resource development. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
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LETTER: Action needed on First Nations water inequality

My name is Mel and I am 11 years old. I attend…

  • Feb 18, 2023
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LETTER: Residents stand up for diverse neighbourhoods

Thank you for introducing Chris Campbell to your readers. My thoughts would…

  • Feb 18, 2023
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For an extra $14, you get to eat and drink pretty much as much as you want. (BC Ferries photo)

Opinion: Is the ‘quiet comfort’ BC Ferries lounge (really) worth the money it costs?

Have you tried this service while riding a ferry?

For an extra $14, you get to eat and drink pretty much as much as you want. (BC Ferries photo)
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LETTER: Hoping greenspace never goes out of style

I am writing in response to Chris Campbell’s Feb. 8 column about…

  • Feb 18, 2023
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LETTER: Victoria is not Metro Vancouver

I have just finished reading the column by Chris Campbell in the…

  • Feb 17, 2023
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A Victoria landlord got stuck with paying to fix holes in his suite’s walls. (Pexels photo)

Opinion: ‘Toxic tenant’ punched holes in Victoria home’s walls and infested it with bugs

Slow complaint process makes it difficult to get rid of destructive renters

A Victoria landlord got stuck with paying to fix holes in his suite’s walls. (Pexels photo)
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LETTER: Fossil fuel company’s brochure misleads consumers

A brochure from Fortis BC arrived in my mailbox. FortisBC is a…

  • Feb 17, 2023
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