Letters Sept. 6: Pot smokers should clean up after themselves; missing-middle initiative controversy

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If you can’t eat them, carry the roaches out Re: “Dog had to be carried off Sugarloaf Mountain after it ate a cannabis butt,” Sept. 3.

I am a very sorry that happened to the pooch, and really glad his people were so prepared. It’s so terribly selfish that people litter in our beautiful parks.

It is understandable that young people mistakenly believe that more housing will be affordable and good for them. Second is the delegation to city staff, many of whom will move on, later in their careers, to work for developers/designers/builders , of the decision-making on lots that “meet the guidelines.”

Surely many of the middle-income families, for whom this proposed initiative is apparently designed, would be more than happy to access affordable housing in the less dense suburbs of Saanich, Oak Bay, Esquimalt, View Royal etc. rather than in the urban core. I can just see future Canadian fighter pilots, call signs Baby Beluga, Sunshine Earth Harvest and Non-Binary Warrior, facing off against Russian or Chinese aggression.

There is the nickname “Hell’s handmaiden,” which was attributed to Billy Bishop. He was the top Canadian and British Empire ace of the First World War. If the minimum wage had kept up with inflation and productivity growth, it would be more than $20 right now. He wants us to believe that unionized government employees, in particular, are to blame for the increasingly dire situation now facing the world’s populace: rising inflation. Far-fetched? Quite.

Rising costs are directly attributable to the Bank of Canada’s misguided monetary policy and subservience to Canada’s rich elites, investor greed and neoclassical economics. Opposing these forces are unions. It was all the more meaningful to display Pockets’s work in the dining room, which is where Carr is on record for having made her first sketches, as a little girl, using coal from the fireplace. It’s wonderful that the dining table has been returned, but even empty the room is important as ground zero for one of Canada’s and the world’s greatest artists.Many seniors are not living the high life Re: “BCGEU wants what pensioners have,” letter, Aug. 27.

Pigs would fly before any BCGEU member would “want” this precarious existence or think that these elders were “better off.”

 

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