Duncan resident outlines challenges for new mayor and council

A long-term resident of Duncan has issued a letter to the incoming mayor and council outlining several critical challenges facing the community. The resident expressed concerns regarding urban planning, specifically criticizing new traffic controls, bike lanes, and the removal of trees on Canada Avenue and Brae Road.

Key issues raised include the lack of affordable housing for seniors and minimum-wage workers, the aesthetic impact of new condominium developments, and the perceived waste of funds on certain park renovations. Additionally, the resident highlighted the ongoing crisis of homelessness and drug use, calling for more effective provincial engagement to provide housing and support services to address these social issues.