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Yes, the Legion still聽matters Re: 鈥淒oes the Legion still matter?鈥� column, Nov. 13. My late father, CPO Henry McLean, DSM, was discharged from the Royal Navy at the end of the Second World War in 1945.

I want to thank carillonneur Rosemary Laing for participating in the Bells of Peace on Remembrance Day. Laing rang the bells 100 times to honour the anniversary of the Armistice. The Netherlands Centennial Carillon in front of the Royal sa国际传媒

Re: 鈥淗igher speed limits an obvious danger,鈥� letter, Nov. 8. The point raised in the letter is an obvious law of physics: The higher the speed, the more damage in a crash.

On Sunday, I walked to the cenotaph as I do every year to pay my respects to the men and women who gave up their lives for the freedoms that we all enjoy today.

Re: 鈥淚s the Colwood Crawl driving you crazy?鈥� column, Nov. 8.

Since all the arrangements have been made for a provincial referendum on electoral reform, why not use the same mailout to address widespread public interest in keeping daylight time year-round? After decades of dithering, this seems like the perfect

Re: 鈥淲hat about the right to live in a quiet community?鈥� column, Oct. 28. Cheers for Dr. Trevor Hancock and his article on noise pollution.

Re: 鈥淢ellencamp digs into his past in energetic concert,鈥� review, Nov. 13. I have finished reading Mike Devlin鈥檚 review of the John Mellencamp show. Devlin gave it 4 out of 5. I鈥檓 thinking 2.5 tops. First, the good: The show started on time at 8 p.m.

Thanks for the thoughtful and respectful coverage in both the printed word and pictorially in the sa国际传媒 over the past few days.

Game show might have been better Re: 鈥淗organ, Wilkinson clash on voting,鈥� column, Nov. 9. There was certainly a lot of anticipation for Thursday night鈥檚 televised debate between Premier John Horgan and sa国际传媒 Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson.