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Re: 鈥淣ative tree plan could spell end of cherry trees, councillor says,鈥� Feb.聽22. Of all the misguided notions Mayor Lisa Helps has trotted out, the plan to get rid of Victoria鈥檚 cherished Japanese cherry trees takes the cake.

Re: 鈥淓nergy board endorses Trans Mountain pipeline,鈥� Feb. 23. The fossils know that climate change is on everyone鈥檚 radar now and if it came down to Kinder Morgan鈥檚 pipeline versus saving the planet, they might just lose.

Re: 鈥淓nergy board endorses Trans Mountain pipeline,鈥� Feb. 23. The negative reaction to the recent National Energy Board decision to allow the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and with it one additional tanker a day in sa国际传媒

Re: 鈥淒eal with scandal professionally,鈥� letter, Feb. 23. I am sure that I am not the only one who is growing more than a little weary of how this latest legislative scandal is being handled. The Speaker is correct.

Re: 鈥淓nergy board endorses Trans Mountain pipeline,鈥� Feb. 23. Good news that the National Energy Board has completed the marine-impact study and has recommended that the Trans Mountain Pipeline project proceed.

Re: 鈥淣ative tree plan could spell end of cherry trees, councillor says,鈥� Feb.聽22. I weep for Victoria as she has been overtaken by barbarians, with Mayor Lisa Helps at the helm.

sa国际传媒 government should聽SIN no more The Speculation and Vacancy Tax declaration material arrived and I began the process.

Re: 鈥淚 have a right to feel unsafe,鈥� letter, Feb. 16. With sensitive regard for the 鈥渞ight鈥� to feel unsafe on the part of the writer, I am appalled at the correlation of people who have mental-health issues with rare acts of violence in Victoria.

The other day, I received my Speculation and Vacancy Tax form in the mail. It took a whole seven minutes for my wife and me to submit the information, only slightly longer than it took to write this letter.

Re: 鈥淧anel throws cold water on Malahat detour idea,鈥� Feb. 21. Kudos to Capital Regional District directors for taking their stance. A detour road through the watershed area would add unnecessary risks to water that 380,000-plus depend on.