Last weekend’s long weekend unofficially ushered in the summer season, which for many, means more time on the road.
READCapital Regional District still waiting for confirmation of funding from province, feds for sewage treatment plant
READBats continue to play a key role in balancing our ecosystems
READLast week two Victoria city councillors hosted a forum on selling public land.
READPolice are hitting problem roads to drive home the idea that tailgating, speeding and high-risk driving won’t be tolerated.
READIt's been 50 years since the movement began with the publishing of a book on the consequences of DDT use
READVictoria council is floating the possibility of putting naming rights to major public facilities out to tender.
READWe refer to athletes who score a winning goal as heroes but to make such a claim is nonsense.
READIt is not OK to endanger the lives of innocent people but the punishment must fit the crime.
READTo some, “sick building syndrome” sounds like an invented phrase designed to create a new industry.
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Letter writer John Hunter argues it's ridiculous to estimate the costs of a spill here based on the BP spill in the Gulf.
READIt’s May 13, 2013 – provincial election day in B.C. Premier Kevin Falcon vows to hold onto his party’s majority.
READYou have to wonder if the attempt to bring the Juno Awards to Victoria would be easier if our city wasn’t split into 13 jurisdictions.
READVictoria News reporter Roszan Holmen talks about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and where things might go from here
READJunos had an estimated economic benefit of $12.8 million and created 262 full-time jobs in St. John’s, Nfld. in 2010
READI have two older people in my life. For the purposes of this column, I’ll refer to them as M and D.
READDoes attending a weekend festival make us want to become better stewards of the planet?
READRaincoast Conservation Society's Chris Genovali writes about the state of marine ecology and future oil transportation
READWhen Jacques Marc dove through the murky depths of Bedwell Bay, he knew what he was looking for but it still took him by surprise.
READIt’s sure to be a solemn time for many of those people taking part in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Victoria.
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