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Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, Dec. 20, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, Dec. 20, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist

Reopen Clover Point to cars; keep the Centennial Square fountain; how we vote

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, Sept. 8, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Readers' letters, Victoria Times Colonist, Sept. 8, 2023 - Victoria Times Colonist

Do we know if red-light cameras work?; ban electric baseboard heaters instead; wise spending of health-care dollars

Victoria Times Colonist letters to the editor, Jan. 19, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Victoria Times Colonist letters to the editor, Jan. 19, 2023

Letters, Jan. 19: ‘Missing middle’ anger; banning booze ads beats warnings

Letters Oct. 6: A needless wolf cull; did a social-media crash really matter? - Vimarsana News

Letters Oct. 6: A needless wolf cull; did a social-media crash really matter?

Urging an end to the wolf cull “Stop scapegoating wolves” was the cry at the demonstration at the B.C. legislature on Monday. It was a desperate plea to stop the unregulated recreational . . .

Letters April 10: Learning from Australia; skip the euphemisms; making Victoria better - Vimarsana News

Letters April 10: Learning from Australia; skip the euphemisms; making Victoria better

This week, I sent my daughter a note reporting 4,000 new cases in B.C. over the Easter weekend. The response from Down Under: “Zero here.” The lockdown ended, her mother-in-law is visiting and they’re off on a wine tour in the nearby Hunter Valley; all bittersweet for my other daughter, who has not had anyone outside immediate family in her Ontario home for a year. Granted, Australia does not share a lengthy and porous international border as we do. Still, goods and people do enter the country and anyone arriving from abroad automatically spends two weeks in a quarantine hotel.