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Doreen Marion Gee

Doreen Marion Gee

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Contributing Writer, Seaside Magazine

Victoria

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Total articles 5

  • Comment: Seniors deserve a chance to keep their teeth

    By Doreen Marion Gee| Times Colonist Verified A commentary by an activist and advocate for seniors’ rights. The holiday spirit of joy and celebration lasted well into the new year as 2024 brought me the gift of better eyesight. Surgery to remove a cataract in January has transformed my world. For the first time in 60 years, I don’t need glasses to see at a distance. I benefited from the outstanding high-tech expertise of the eye surgeon and caring respectful treatment at Royal Jubilee Hospital.

    By Doreen Marion Gee · Times Colonist

    Feb. 10, 2024

  • Comment: We need to end the big business of poverty

    By Doreen Marion Gee| Times Colonist Verified A commentary by a writer and long-time political activist. A Times Colonist article this month, “Point-in-Time count shows homeless numbers up slightly,” sounds yet another death knell to any faint hope of ending homelessness in Victoria. According to the writer, the present homeless count in Greater Victoria is higher than in 2020. This human catastrophe shows no signs of abating after decades of empty promises by politicians.

    By Doreen Marion Gee · Times Colonist

    Aug. 25, 2023

  • Comment: Seniors deserve a chance to keep their teeth

    By Doreen Marion Gee| Times Colonist Verified A commentary by an activist and advocate for seniors’ rights. The holiday spirit of joy and celebration lasted well into the new year as 2024 brought me the gift of better eyesight. Surgery to remove a cataract in January has transformed my world. For the first time in 60 years, I don’t need glasses to see at a distance. I benefited from the outstanding high-tech expertise of the eye surgeon and caring respectful treatment at Royal Jubilee Hospital.

    By Doreen Marion Gee · Times Colonist

    Feb. 10, 2024

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Seaside Magazine

Seaside Magazine - Your West Coast Culture. A magazine about the people and places that make the Saanich Peninsula the little piece of paradise we call home

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