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Letters to the Editor for the week of June 25

Letters to the Editor for the week of June 25

Enforce the leash-your-dog bylaw
OPINION: Multiple crises signal the need to change course

OPINION: Multiple crises signal the need to change course

This pandemic could be a trial run for how we respond to the almost-inevitable next pandemic
A rational discussion on grizzly bears and habitat

A rational discussion on grizzly bears and habitat

LETTER: For the week of June 18
OPINION: Spousal approval ratings from inside the COVID confinement pod

OPINION: Spousal approval ratings from inside the COVID confinement pod

17-point gender gap on satisfaction with 'taking care of children' during the pandemic: 63 per cent of men 'very satisfied' compared with 46 per cent of women
The burdock chronicles

The burdock chronicles

Climbing down through bramble into the deep, wet shadows of a ditch beneath an overhanging cedar, the first thing I see is a 20-dollar bill.
Reimagining streets could lead to healthier cities

Reimagining streets could lead to healthier cities

During the COVID-19 pandemic, cities worldwide have been repurposing streets to create more room for walking and cycling.
Letters to the Editor for the week of June 18th

Letters to the Editor for the week of June 18th

A rational discussion on grizzly bears and habitat Since 1978, I have been watching and awaiting this moment when we as the Sea to Sky community come to face the challenge of living in unison with grizzly bears.
Finding our bearings

Finding our bearings

I really enjoy walking around the Whistler Golf Club course, and if I am honest, I especially love it in spring when bears crop the grass and literally loll around in the patches of dandelions with the type of splendour reserved for Rubenesque painti
The importance of the rural-road ritual

The importance of the rural-road ritual

Many, many moons ago when I was a youth in the backseat of my grandparents' car on the way out to the family farm, I noticed what seemed like a peculiar habit.
Of trash and treasure

Of trash and treasure

Breakfast is over, but it's still early as the Island Solitude manoeuvres up the inlet on a falling tide. Dropping anchor, we pile into Zodiacs and head for a cove now constellated with barnacle-encrusted boulders.