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Gwen Wright (Pearson) - Vimarsana News

Gwen Wright (Pearson)

SCOTTSVILLE – On Monday, April 8, 2024, at 4:45 PM, the Wright and Pearson family lost a wife, mother, sister, and hero, as Gwendylon “Gwen” Faith Pearson Wright, 74, peacefully

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, July 25, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, July 25, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist

Victoria could use a passenger-ferry service like Nanaimo’s; accurate description of drug deaths; need for dogs to be leashed

Reaction to 'missing middle' anger; we need a salt-water pool - Vimarsana News

Reaction to 'missing middle' anger; we need a salt-water pool

Victoria Times Colonist letters to the editor, Jan. 17, 2023

Letters Feb. 19: Cost of Games; neighbourhood snow hero; cyclists and bike lanes - Vimarsana News

Letters Feb. 19: Cost of Games; neighbourhood snow hero; cyclists and bike lanes

He also commented that the proposed 2026 Games will be more profitable than the 1994 Games were. Again, when various levels of government are asked to pay for events like this, they are considered a government subsidy, not a profit. Instead of exploring the reuse of many of Victoria’s existing facilities, he proposes to build another big competition swimming pool, cycling track, ice arena and the like. There is a major ice arena in Victoria, at least three in Vancouver and one in Abbotsford that lacks a major tenant. After the Games, he proposes to turn the facilities over to municipali...

Letters Feb. 5: Gas-price mysteries; support for Wilson's; why we stay home - Vimarsana News

Letters Feb. 5: Gas-price mysteries; support for Wilson's; why we stay home

We are so numb, we are not speaking up Jack Knox suggests that a reason we aren’t more upset about higher gas prices is because we are overwhelmed with thoughts of COVID-19 vaccines. Perhaps that’s true: However, I also think that as a society, we are becoming more and more numbed. Perhaps we have lost our will to confront injustices like skyrocketing prices because we are too busy watching for arrows on the floor, putting our masks on and sanitizing our hands. Have our lives been reduced to focusing on those simple and necessary tasks that we are losing sight of the bigger picture a...