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Letters to the Editor

Tsawout proposal sparks several concerns from resident

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 22, 2012

Jesken Town Centre won't bring taxes to help Central Saanich revenue streams

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Courtesy, common sense can remedy manure frustration

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 22, 2012

We could avoid manure covered parks if horse riders returned to kick piles off trails

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Former smoker found new lease on life

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 22, 2012

Letter writer makes no apologies for quitting smoking

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Abbott welcomes inquiry into teacher bargaining

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 22, 2012

Education Minister George Abbot wants Labour Minister Margaret MacDiarmid to probe teacher negotiations

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Commercial plans ‘a blessing’

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 17, 2012

Letter writer is happy at the prospect of big box stores coming to commercial development on Tsawout First Nation land

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Government’s electronic surveillance laws misguided

Victoria News - Thursday February 16, 2012

There are many problems with this online spying legislation.

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Fascist dictators shouldn’t rule our country

Victoria News - Thursday February 16, 2012

Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart has repeatedly voiced her concerns about online spying

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Warrantless surveillance vs. hard-won liberties

Victoria News - Thursday February 16, 2012

I do not want to see Canada moving in the direction of Communist China.

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Rhetoric over bill opponents dirty politics

Victoria News - Thursday February 16, 2012

I am writing to express my disapproval and outrage at the Lawful Access act.

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Lawful Access bill derails the rights of citizens

Victoria News - Thursday February 16, 2012

Are we living in a country where a warrantless range of options by the government has the ability to invade our private lives?

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Heartsick over demolition of Victoria’s iconic Blue Bridge

Victoria News - Thursday February 16, 2012

We have been smooth-talked into believing the rebuilding and replacement of the bridge is necessary.

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Horse ‘land mines’ equally irritating for park users

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

Horse droppings are a nuisance in Peninsula parks, as much as dog droppings

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Remember Anne Frank, indeed – with a tear

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

Lessons of the Holocaust haven't been learned entirely

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Who’s really North Saanich’s free-spending mayor?

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

Though Ted Daly campaigned on fiscal restraint, his tenure as mayor showed different mandate

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Smokers’ early deaths eliminate costs of old age

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

According to a Sidney resident, we'd save the health care system a lot of money if we all smoked ourselves to death

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Ask education ministry to invest in students, teachers

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

Parents have the opportunity to ask government for more funding for teachers, says a letter-writer

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Pearson vs. Co-op feels like David vs. Goliath

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 10, 2012

Randy Pearson took down Goliath-like Co-op with court challenge: resident

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It’s time to think outside the proposed Northern Pipeline

Victoria News - Thursday February 9, 2012

Two reasons for the proposed Northern Pipeline are the removal of bitumen from the tar sands and to send the stuff to Asia.

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Raising OAS eligibility brings too many problems

Victoria News - Thursday February 9, 2012

I am surprised that there has been little or no discussion of cognitive and physical decline of adults due to normal, healthy aging

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B.C. Ferries should be run as a business by business people

Victoria News - Thursday February 9, 2012

B.C. Ferries has been a product of its own demise largely due to the fact that it is run by the provincial government.

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