Letters

Trade-offs are part of life. A choice that brings more of X leaves less of Y. Wherever we are on the cost/benefit spectrum, voters seem to take the benefits for granted and blame the government for the costs. And they confuse this irate stance with “good citizenship.”

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I think a pedestrian overpass is a great idea for urban trails crossing busy roads.

Stop drinking the Kool-Aid! The climate change crisis appears to be unraveling.

A walk in Goldstream Park through the giant trees, moss and lichen on a misty day is a beautiful experience.

Many people living in the region value the unique ecosystem we are fortunate to live in, and rightfully so. This is a biodiversity hotspot, located in the imperilled coastal Douglas-fir zone, with increasingly rare Garry oak meadows.

Ms. Gee was absolutely correct in her letter stating that Facebook and Instagram are integral to many people, that small media companies, journalists and ordinary citizens are collateral damage to Canada’s new Online News Act and that unfettered power belongs in a dictatorship, not a democracy.

Thank you for your reporting and interviews with our Indigenous community to help build bridges. Facing the truth is not comfortable. Facing the truth must be done.