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Letters June 9: Let wall lizards live in peace; civic service honours our war dead

Leaving them to drown is not humane, as they take a long time to tire out and die. I know because on occasion I rescue them, tired and tailless, from the dog’s water dish. Wall lizards have been on the Island for more than 50 years, longer than the author and probably most of his readership, yet we don’t try to drown, shoot or sticky trap them just because they “aren’t from around here.” Leave the lizards alone! On our small farm we have been growing crops and living in harmony with the lizards at “ground zero” in Central Saanich for four years. They scurry around the greenhouse starting on the first sunny days in February and live in piles of leaves and rocks around our farm.

Strike up the band

Winnipeg Free Press RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Reid Hepworth hasn’t played his saxophone with a band since last March. At home, virtual concert band classes just aren’t the same, he says. Just in time for the public health ban on band, an order of about 175 bell covers essentially masks for wind instruments to limit the spread of aerosols through playing arrived at Westgate Mennonite Collegiate. Just in time for the public health ban on band, an order of about 175 bell covers essentially masks for wind instruments to limit the spread of aerosols through playing arrived at Westgate Mennonite Collegiate.

Free Press Head Start for March 1

Winnipeg Free Press Posted: Adam Treusch, assignment editor Top news Team Canada (from left): lead Briane Meilleur, second Shannon Birchard, third Val Sweeting and skip Kerri Einarson, with the trophy at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary. (Jeff McIntosh / The Canadian Press) Second straight win: Gimli’s Kerri Einarson defeated Rachel Homan of Ontario in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts final Sunday night. It was the second consecutive win for the team, which includes third Val Sweeting of Alberta, and second Shannon Birchard and lead Briane Meilleur, both of Winnipeg. Jason Bell reports. COVID-19 crisis: Members of Manitoba’s general public will begin receiving COVID-19 vaccinations for the first time today. Maggie Macintosh has the latest on the coronavirus crisis.

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