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Four former B.C. attorneys general — one of whom served as premier — have added their authoritative voices to calls for the decriminalization of marijuana.- Stop the violence: the case against pot prohibition in B.C.
- Opinion: Hallelujah! Canadians agree it’s time to legalize marijuana
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- Plenty of prominent pot supporters in B.C.
- Vancouver mayor tweets support for legalizing marijuana
- Four former Vancouver mayors back call for an end to pot prohibition
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One of the criticisms levelled at Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline to the West Coast is the export of energy to China. Why, critics argue, should we be shipping oil to China rather than supplying ...Comment
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A new management group taking over the Wharfside Seafood Grille are settling complaints from former employees who say they were not fully paid for wages, tips and overtime.Business Wire
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Jim Cotter of Kelowna defeated Brent Pierce of the Royal City Curling Club in New Westminster 7-5 Sunday in the final of the Canadian Direct Insurance B.C. Men’s Curling Championship in Parksville...Sports
- Victoria to host Canadian Olympic Committee board meeting
- Young rink raises some eyebrows with good play
- Tired Grizzlies clobbered by Alberni
- Island rink falls just short of final in junior curling championship
- Island swimmers make some noise at Grand Prix event
- Baier ends Tuson's run at provincials
- UVic women's playoff hopes fading after loss to UBC
- Nanaimo rink two wins away from Canadian title
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- Argos sign WR Jason Barnes
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An explosive Belgian crime thriller about the consequences of a brutish cattle farmer's involvement with Flemish mobsters who peddle illegal growth hormones took top honours at the Victoria Film Festival...Celebrity
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Whoever said people in love have good chemistry hit the bull's-eye without even knowing the whole story. At Carleton University, neuroscientist Hymie Anisman is opening up the brain's secrets to show ...Health Club
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The Conservative government isn't backing down from a plan to require telecommunications companies to hand over customer information to police without a court order despite strong objections from Canada...Science
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If you are thinking about popping the question, online travel advisor Cheapflights has come up with a list of the top 10 places to propose that may help you to get the romance and the “Wow!”...Local Stories
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Office relationships work well when the smitten behave professionally.More Stories
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Starting this fall, General Motors will offer an "advance active safety and driver assistance system" on the 2013 Cadillac XTS. The Driver Assistance Package is the first General Motors system to use...Features
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The blogosphere is replete with amazing design and decor inspiration from professionals and decor-enthusiasts alike. But with so many blogs out there, it can quickly become overwhelming. What to read, ...Features
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Starting this fall, General Motors will offer an "advance active safety and driver assistance system" on the 2013 Cadillac XTS. The Driver Assistance Package is the first General Motors system to use...Features
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