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EDITORIAL: Media photo-op just not enough

Drug bust show-and-tell loses impact with potentially dangerous suspects back on the street

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What ails the B.C. NDP? Plenty

BC Local News - Tuesday June 18, 2013

Why would the NDP secretly oppose a trade agreement with Alberta and Saskatchewan? Because it's also a "labour mobility" agreement.

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PETER DOLEZAL: Exchange traded funds (ETFs) - enough choice?

ETF funds in Canada are seeing an inflow of some two billion dollars monthly in new purchases

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EDITORIAL: Let's all toast dad's health

Prostate cancer awareness is a powerful force for change in community

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SIMON NATTRASS: Police harass harm-reduction help

Victoria Police harass service providers.

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HELEN LANG: Spectacular globe artichokes

For those of you not familiar with this rather magnificent plant, it really is spectacular

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Boost Island economy with Island-wide rail

Columnist GE Mortimore makes the case for increased income from E&N Rail

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SUZUKI: Transit planning critical for cities

Large cities have specific transportation problems, but Greater Victoria could take a page out of their books

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Throttle Therapy looks at roundabouts: It's enough to make you dizzy.

Sooke News Mirror - Wednesday June 12, 2013

Navigating roundabouts sounds easy in theory but get more complicated in practice. Throttle therapy takes a spin from a biker's perspective.

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EDITORIAL: Derelict boats a regional issue

Problems caused by abandoned or liveaboard boats could be solved by clarifying jurisdictional responsibilities

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HELEN LANG: Zinnias are worth the effort

Today I’d like to talk about a flower that was a favourite of my mother’s and now is one of mine — the zinnia

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EDITORIAL: Common ground on the Peninsula

Of the 31,000-plus people who cast a ballot in Saanich North and the Islands, more than 20,000 of them didt vote for the winner

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Driving courtesy a two-way street

I was amazed by the conclusion of the writer concerning her perception of the lack of courtesy of B.C. drivers.

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Editorial: Greater Victoria – boring but busy

The tongue-in-cheek Boring Awards declared Victoria the fourth most boring city in Canada.

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HELEN LANG: Taking care of those pests

You have to convince yourself that rats are vermin and carry terrible diseases

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JOHN DUCKER: VicPD deputy accepts challenge

Victoria faces many different challenges than suburban police forces

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EDITORIAL: Elect Canada's Senate or abolish it

More fair provincial representation in Senate needed to make body relevant to Canada

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EDITORIAL: Needs budget seems needless

Greater Victoria School District trustees could use their time more wisely

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COLUMN: Island can learn from world events

his is a bad time to win an election says long-time columnist GE Mortimore

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Infrastructure enthusiasts take note

Monday Magazine - Wednesday May 22, 2013

Now that the Johnson Street Bridge is being torn apart to make way for the new one, we can spend the next years planning its opening.

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