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Letters Oct. 21: Compassion for homeless people; traffic congestion; longest highway

Letters Oct. 21: Compassion for homeless people; traffic congestion; longest highway

What I didn’t hear about homelessness The campaigning is over. We’ve heard the party platforms and the guestimated costs. Every article, sound bite, party platform groups together homelessness with mental health and addiction.
Les Leyne: A dead-heat election for B.C. thanks to Conservative surge

Les Leyne: A dead-heat election for B.C. thanks to Conservative surge

The Conservative Party of B.C.’s stunning surge culminated in a dead-heat election that on Saturday night left them just short of the 47-seat majority.
Trevor Hancock: Later is too late to restore nature

Trevor Hancock: Later is too late to restore nature

The Worldwide Fund for Nature says what happens in the next five years will “determine the future of life on Earth.”
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Features that would be nice to have on new ferries

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Features that would be nice to have on new ferries

Letters Oct. 19: Don't rip up roads all at once; Victoria of old

Letters Oct. 19: Don't rip up roads all at once; Victoria of old

Les Leyne: Eby's attack-dog approach stems from lessons learned in 2013

Les Leyne: Eby's attack-dog approach stems from lessons learned in 2013

An NDP report concluded then-leader Adrian Dix lost the 2013 election to BC Liberal leader Christy Clark due in part to Dix’s determination not to go negative
Comment: Transportation missing from North Cowichan plan

Comment: Transportation missing from North Cowichan plan

The lack of a transportation plan is a major omission in North Cowichan town centre proposal.
Letters Oct. 18: In search of tax relief; in praise of minority governments

Letters Oct. 18: In search of tax relief; in praise of minority governments

Editorial: Stark contrasts between the two main parties

Editorial: Stark contrasts between the two main parties

B.C. provincial election’s final voting day is Saturday, Oct. 19.
Comment: Vote for what is best for the province's future

Comment: Vote for what is best for the province's future

Historically, B.C. has always had a more polarized political system than anywhere else in Canada.