Opinion

About five years into performing her hit play Dissolve, playwright and actor Meghan Gardiner recalls a young man approaching her after the show to ask her questions about consent. It was an atypical moment.

To the editor: Re: "Stuck in the middle with you," April 24.

To the editor: Re: "City worker alleges privacy breach," May 1. I am one of the community association presidents engaged in facilitated negotiations toward renewal of the Joint Operating Agreement ("JOA") with Park Board.

To the editor: Re: "Lawn bowlers get sweet deal," Letters, May 1. Mr. Brissette's letter regarding the perceived drain on park board funds that the city's Lawn Bowls clubs cause requires an informed response.

Glanced at a campaign brochure this week from Oak Bay-Gordon Head. The candidates main pitch was the lack of wholesome government, irresponsible promises and inaccurate and distasteful TV advertising which generates fear and mistrust. Standard fare.

To the editor: Re: "Kitsilano 'coup' comment cuckoo," Letters, April 26.

To the editor: Re: "Point Grey Village BIA talks transit with candidates," April 26. Michael McBride, president of the Point Grey Village BIA, seems to think a bored subway to UBC would be the least disruptive choice for improved transit.

To the editor: Re: "Olson wrong on Thatcher," Letters, April 26. I couldn't believe my eyes, reading Mr. Vytasek's letter in response to Geoff Olson's fine piece on the former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher.

Most readers have probably heard about the Prime Minister's rejection of Justin Trudeau's advice we explore "the root causes" of terrorism.