Communities, take forest responsibility Re: “Scrap the old B.C. forest industry, build a new one,” commentary, Feb. 4. Anthony Britneff, a 40-year veteran who worked for the B.C.
Forest Service, has stated that “we need to move from ‘fibre exploitation’ to forest reparation when forest companies have used clear-cut practices for most of the province’s primary and old-growth forests.”
Our B.C. forest replanting isn’t using the community workers to do the replanting and the tending of the new forests and preserving the biodiversity of the surrounding ecosystem. I would like to thank both writers for discussing this difficult topic. I agree that “Ukraine’s allies, including Canada, deserve praise for assisting the Ukrainian people in defending themselves” and also that “Civilians are the big losers in a propaganda war that devolves into the conclusion that the only way to ‘win’ the war is total defeat of the other side on the battlefield.”
With the cost of living rising, enticing employees to move to and stay in Victoria has become harder and harder. She doesn’t appear to take into consideration that the payment previous to December arrived on Nov. 28, three weeks earlier. The OAS and CPP payments normally arrive two or three days before month end — the one in December was obviously timed to arrive early, before Christmas. How is that inhumane?
Is it unreasonable for all governments to band together to have a combined reasonable increase in the different ways of taxing us all?Regional plan needed for transportation John Ducker has noted in his Driving column that the McKenzie interchange was “chock-a-block” with traffic heading north in the mid- to late afternoon.
Saanich continues unabated with plans to approve high-density developments along the McKenzie corridor to add to the misery. Many places hire dogs to keep the geese moving along to keep them from polluting the parks, golf courses, playgrounds and destroying farmers’ crops. As a master mariner involved in the whale-watching, tugboat and sport-fishing industries for 60 years and recreational boater since I was six weeks old, I really hope this comes to pass. Victoria exists because it has a great harbour for working, playing and learning.
Fishing, marine resources and coastal logging have been decimated. Let’s explore why and how to reverse those trends. The oceans cover 70 per cent of the planet and are crucial to our survival. Milk is a food that can be converted to other food products. It can be dehydrated and stored for a long time; it can be made into cheese, butter and yogurt; it can be consumed whole. It’s a marvellous food.
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