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Cat provisions in bylaw need second look

When local governments enact legislation, they always do it with the best of intentions.
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Thank you for making tragedy a little easier

Their tireless, endless and difficult efforts have allowed us to begin closure on the tragic event that has befallen us.
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Do the afflictions of the few determine policy?

I use a woodstove to primarily heat my house, does that make me ignorant or inconsiderate? I hope not.
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Written word still best communication device

Signals are not always reliable and you can miss things on TV and other electronic gizmos but papers hang around
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Shawnigan air; it’s different here

One has to read the article to understand that there are too many grey areas in these statements to actually make a change.
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Christmas lights and Earth Hour

Is this Cowichan Valley Citizen, that is promoting the frivolous plastering of Christmas lights the same one?
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Going after woodstoves in clean air quest unfair

It appears the CVRD is gathering comments from only those who have interests in air quality.
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Abruptly stopping food to cats is cruelty

Many, if not most, of the homeless cats being fed in the City of Duncan have already been fixed and vaccinated by CCR
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The main problem with the lack of elector response to an alternate approval bylaw is that people are too easily distracted.
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B.C. VIEWS: Inconvenient truths of climate change

B.C. VIEWS: Inconvenient truths of climate change

Justin Trudeau declared climate hero for showing up, best case greenhouse gas scenario is a tiny temperature reduction by 2100
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