Sex education in Saskatchewan, plus other letters for May 7: ‘I believe a medieval era has resurfaced.’

: Your story on “neighbourhood busting” uses an apt term to describe the proposal to build an 18-storey apartment tower on just three single-family lots in a historic low-rise Vancouver

Great cities like Paris and London accommodate many more residents than Vancouver, while preserving their low- and mid-rise historic neighbourhoods. Why can’t it be done here?: Anyone yearning for the 1950s sex education scene in schools can turn to Saskatchewan, where it seems sanity in preparing students for safe, healthy sexual expression has clearly disappeared.

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