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Majority of British Columbians happy with province’s name, flag

Majority of British Columbians happy with province’s name, flag

Only a small percentage of British Columbians agree with the idea of changing the name of the province to acknowledge its Indigenous heritage
EDITORIAL: Wise to be wary of election polls

EDITORIAL: Wise to be wary of election polls

With Afghanistan falling, Delta rising and other trials and tribulations afflicting Canadians, the timing for a federal election couldn’t have been much worse.
OPINION: Liberals’ majority hopes hang on B.C.

OPINION: Liberals’ majority hopes hang on B.C.

The “Election No One Wants” is sleepwalking through the dog days of summer and it remains far from clear whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s gamble that an early vote will secure him a majority government will pay off.
LETTER: Bike licensing tried, failed

LETTER: Bike licensing tried, failed

Editor: Re: “ ICBC for bicycles too ,” “ Highway needs ignored ,” Letters, Aug. 13. There was a call in the Aug. 13 Letters to the Editor to license bikes.
LETTER: Governments ignore crisis

LETTER: Governments ignore crisis

Editor: We’re 30 years into comprehensive reporting by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the conclusions are not changing.
LETTER: Travesty of democracy

LETTER: Travesty of democracy

Editor: I have only contempt for the provincial NDP under John Horgan. As of Monday, Aug. 23, 780 people have been arrested in the Fairy Creek area, blockading to save British Columbia’s last remnants of ancient forests.
LETTER: Free work misguided

LETTER: Free work misguided

Editor: Re: “ Volunteers give their time to short-staffed eateries ,” Aug. 13 If the members of Coasters Helping Coasters (CHC) want to assist struggling restaurants by taking paid positions as wait and kitchen staff, more power to them.
LETTER: Please stay away for now

LETTER: Please stay away for now

Editor: The Sunshine Coast is in Stage 4 water restrictions. We as locals are reduced to strategizing how to save water. My family, like yours, have taken steps to save water.
LETTER: Water all around us

LETTER: Water all around us

Editor: Why is nobody talking about desalination? Do we not live on the ocean? Countries like South Africa and Saudi Arabia rely on desalination plants.
LETTER: Moratorium used in ’80s

LETTER: Moratorium used in ’80s

Editor: Re: “ SCRD rejects moratorium on new development ,” Aug. 20. The issue of insufficient water supply for existing residents and to accommodate growth is not new.