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Victoria council eager for input on Northern Junk proposal

Development sent to hearing, but not without some reservations

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SATURDAY In the Spirit: Soul Christmas Concert by Victoria Soul Gospel Choir, 7: 30 p.m. at Alix Goolden Performance Hall. Tel. 250-920-4005 tickets@VictoriaSoulGospel.

FBI searching for more victims of serial killer

Authorities deduced from hours of interviews with an Alaska serial killer that he may have killed close to a dozen people, and that he killed for pleasure and was only conflicted about how his notoriety would affect the ones he loved.

Illegal dumping charges lead to warrants for Nanaimo pair

Arrest warrants have been issued for the first two people charged under the Regional District of Nanaimo's illegal dumping bylaw.

Holiday greeting cards from federal MPs follow rich political tradition

OTTAWA — Those thousands of holiday greeting cards from MPs pouring out of the national capital this month are part of a rich tradition. Christmas, you say? No, politics.
London hospital says nurse involved in royal pregnancy hoax call has died

London hospital says nurse involved in royal pregnancy hoax call has died

LONDON - The news that Prince William and the former Kate Middleton were expecting their first child — joyous news for a couple looking forward to starting a family — immediately turned bittersweet with the simultaneous announcement that the duchess
Egypt delays early voting on draft constitution in sign of president yielding to pressure

Egypt delays early voting on draft constitution in sign of president yielding to pressure

CAIRO - Egypt postponed early voting on a contentious draft constitution, and aides to President Mohammed Morsi floated the possibility of cancelling the whole referendum in the first signs Friday that the Islamic leader is finally yielding to days o

Tsunami warning lifted for strong earthquake that shook northeastern Japan; 5 reported injured

TOKYO - A strong earthquake Friday struck the same Japanese coast devastated by last year's massive quake and tsunami, generating small waves but no immediate reports of heavy damage.
Congressional aides: Obama asks for $60.4B in Superstorm Sandy aid

Congressional aides: Obama asks for $60.4B in Superstorm Sandy aid

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama will ask Congress for $60.4 billion in federal aid for New York, New Jersey and other states hit by Superstorm Sandy in late October, congressional aides said Friday.

Commentary: Grim death of two states

By Trudy RubinAre political leaders in Jerusalem contemplating the dire cost to Israel if the prospects for a two-state solution come to an end?It doesn’t seem so.