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Letters to the Editor

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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Lessons of desecration should be communication

Victoria News - Thursday February 9, 2012

Re: Religion at fault for persecution of the Jews (Letters, Jan. 20).

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History of questionable democracy in Central Saanich

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Between Co-op and Vantreight, there's a sense that democracy isn't as it should be, one Central Saanich resident says

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Keep Co-op members’ info private, or risk losing them

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Some Peninsula Co-op members might leave the organization if their contact information is given out to other members

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Best place to get to know Co-op members is at Co-op

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

For communication purposes, the best place to contact a Co-op member is at the store

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‘Other farmers’ would profit with support for local economy

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Farmers in North Saanich need an even playing field when council considers Sandown proposal

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Concerns abound still on Sandown proposal

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Letter-writer addresses some 'myths' about North Saanich's Sandown land deal

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Beefs and Bouquets for February

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Readers of the Peninsula News Review write in about what impressed, depressed them last month

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Don’t worry about layout when market boosts business

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Despite business complaints, Sidney summer market brings consumer dollars to Beacon Avenue

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Fletcher’s point about Alaska salmon wasn’t about taste

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Wild Alaskan salmon might not be as wild as we think

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Prohibition is the reason behind risky pot grow ops

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Hazardous marijuana grow operations are a direct result of marijuana prohibition

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Alcohol could have harsher societal effects than marijuana

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

The harms of alcohol are far greater than those attributed to marijuana

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Illegal marijuana leaves police gardening, not promoting safety

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Cpl. Chris Swain did a good job exposing the risks of cannabis prohibition

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Brentwood speeders need reality check

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 3, 2012

Speed reader sign needed in Brentwood Bay to stop speeders on Marchant Road, between Wallace Drive and West Saanich Road

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In the business of Sandown, residents are on the hook

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 3, 2012

Business risks its own money, government risks taxpayers’ money

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Consider selling Sandown land to individual farmers

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 3, 2012

Government should stay out of farming business by selling Sandown land in North Saanich to real farmers

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Change of heart on land swap deal appreciated by resident

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 3, 2012

North Saanich resident appreciates PNR's take on Sandown development

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Cowichan development proposal puts Saanich Inlet at risk

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 3, 2012

Industrial development plans for Bamberton lands could affect quality of life for residents on Saanich Peninsula

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