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Letters: This is not the time to lift COVID restrictions - Vimarsana News

Letters: This is not the time to lift COVID restrictions

It's sad and disgusting when politics and votes carry more weight than the overall health and well-being of all citizens, Terry Neefs writes.

Letters: Politicians not listening to us - Vimarsana News

Letters: Politicians not listening to us

As I drive by the school zones, my eyes are on the speedometer and not the kids now, writes Ed Erickson.

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Letters: Illegal dumping will spike after recycling depot closure - Vimarsana News

Letters: Illegal dumping will spike after recycling depot closure

Article content Meadowgreen recycling depot was poorly planned I recall when the Meadowgreen recycling depot was first proposed. As members of the Meadowgreen Community Association, we went about the neighbourhood and explained to people what it was and how this would enhance our ability to recycle. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Letters: Illegal dumping will spike after recycling depot closure Back to video Initially, I felt the depot was poorly planned, as the access was directly off Witney Avenue, congesting a busy corner that has a bus s...

Feral horses to be 're-homed' to control population - Vimarsana News

Feral horses to be 're-homed' to control population

Photograph By Vivian Evans A pilot project will try to rein in a growing population of feral horses between Ashcroft and Logan Lake, but a cull of the herds is out of the question, a Highland Valley mine spokesman said Thursday. The company is working with the SPCA, First Nations and the provincial government to capture and "re-home" the horses, Mark Freberg said. "We won't capture more animals than we can find homes for," Freberg said. "We definitely don't want to eliminate the herd. That isn't the point at all." A different approach was taken b...