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Re: 鈥淎rchaic dress code an affront to women,鈥� column, March 29. 1. Dress code is the prerogative of the employer. It is something to inquire about upon application. 2.

Re: 鈥淪aanich property taxes to jump 5.37 per cent,鈥� March 28. Interesting comments in the story on the Saanich property-tax increase from Coun.

Re: 鈥淓nvironmentalists right to be concerned,鈥� letter, March 27. The letter-writer doesn鈥檛 consider having American foundations counter Canadian oil production to be a problem. A quick review of aspects of the global oil industry might be useful.

Re: 鈥淭ax credits dangled to entice LNG sector,鈥� March 26. I read this and I just could not believe it, but sa国际传媒

Re: 鈥淚n case of an emergency,鈥� supplement, March 26. The supplement states it reflects 鈥渋nformation provided by the Local Government Emergency Program Advisory Commission.

I do not agree with getting rid of the train and creating bike and walking trails. As a cancer patient who had to travel to Victoria for six weeks and then for regular checkups, it was great to have the facility of transportation by the Masons.

My wife and I recently returned from a two-month visit to Mexico. To use my cellphone in Mexico, my local Canadian provider wanted to charge us $12 per day plus taxes.

I was held up in traffic due to construction of the fa莽ade on Wharf Street and Government Street on a recent morning. All the cars waited in line and we all watched as a cyclist rode past the flag person with their stop sign clearly visible.

Re: 鈥淎rchaic dress code an affront to women,鈥� column, March 29. The 鈥渂are arms controversy鈥� is a testament to the fact that we have nothing else significant at the moment to talk about. In this day and age, that alone is good news.

Re: 鈥淚n case of an emergency,鈥� supplement, March 26. I hope all readers will use the information to be prepared. However, I would like to point out that the picture on the front of the supplement is misleading.