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Re: 鈥淩econciliation still possible: senators,鈥� Feb. 15. One has to wonder, when we see our prime minister with his sleeves rolled up, whether he is about to tackle the myriad problems facing this country or, instead, going to wash his hands of them.

Re: 鈥淣ine police jobs face axe under budget cap: chief,鈥� Feb. 15.

Re: 鈥淚nclusionary housing could increase costs, group tells Victoria,鈥� Feb. 14. The Urban Development Institute is, from its own website, the 鈥減remier voice of the sa国际传媒

Re: 鈥淥ur Community,鈥� column, Feb.聽10. It was so encouraging to read that the project 鈥淥peration Shoeboxes鈥� is still being carried out.

Re: 鈥淲ashington governor promises fight against Trans Mountain,鈥� Feb. 8. I understand that Washington Gov. Jay Inslee plans to do everything possible to help Premier John Horgan stop the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Re: 鈥淲e are over-policing marginalized people,鈥� letter, Feb. 13. I have every sympathy for homelessness and all its root causes. This includes underfunded mental-health care and drug use.

Re: 鈥渟a国际传媒 throne speech: Poverty reduction, daycare, ferry fares,鈥� Feb.聽13. I have read the sa国际传媒鈥檚 report on the sa国际传媒

Re: 鈥淢LA conflict alleged over ride hailing,鈥� Feb. 14. Amidst the serious allegations of wrongdoing by the sa国际传媒 Liberal Party鈥檚 previous government regarding sa国际传媒 Hydro, the fleecing of ICBC and malfeasance within the sa国际传媒

Re: 鈥淭wo wheels should be treated like four,鈥� column, Feb. 1. Unfortunately, Steve Wallace continues his rants against cyclists and pedestrians despite the elephant in the room.

Re: 鈥渟a国际传媒 Hydro to lose billions after rush to buy 鈥榳rong type of power,鈥� 鈥� Feb. 14. I want to thank the members of the previous sa国际传媒