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Please be visible when cycling Go By Bike Week is a worthy adaptation of Bike to Work Week.

Time for transport action, not plans During the flurry of government announcements leading up to the 鈥渟nap鈥� election call, the highly anticipated South Vancouver Island Transportation Strategy was released.

Victoria needs a historic district In the Sept. 27 Islander, Nick Russell is astute: 鈥淧lease stop calling these goldrush era warehouses 鈥淛unk Buildings.鈥� 鈥淕oldrush鈥� recalls frontier Victoria 鈥� but the term invites questions for downtown鈥檚 future.

Horgan did what he had to do Re: 鈥淥ne question that John Horgan must answer,鈥� commentary, Sept. 25. The writer has many questions and a thin diet of answers to the financial problems of the province stemming from the COVID-19 crisis.

Hydroelectricity is not that clean Re: 鈥淵es to electric cars but no to hydrogen cars,鈥� letter, Sept. 24. Hydroelectricity is just not as clean as people believe it is.

Huge respect for Dr.聽Bonnie Henry My wife and I stop everything and listen to Dr. Bonnie Henry when she is on the news. Why? Because she is trustworthy, intelligent and empathetic.

Is our government listening? Another sa国际传媒 family pours out a heartfelt story concerning their drug-addicted loved one and still, our government does not listen.

Outdoor patios yes, gas burners no I welcome Victoria council鈥檚 accommodation to local business in this difficult time by extending restaurant and bars鈥� use of outdoor patio space beyond Oct. 31.

We need a park that鈥檚 more peaceful I love Beacon Hill Park, but I鈥檓 very upset when people think they can do whatever they want in the park.

Horgan and his MLAs signed that agreement Rumours of a snap election left me gobsmacked. First thing I did was read the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CASA), the document without which John Horgan鈥檚 government could not even exist.