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Man, 84, recovering after being struck by car in Oak Bay

An 84-year-old man “miraculously” survived being struck in a marked crosswalk, while a 64-year-old was allegedly badly beaten by his neighbour after an argument over the man’s loud radio music, in separate incidents in Oak Bay Sunday night.

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T0DAY Sound the Trumpet, music for choir and brass by Henry Purcell, along with a selection of British songs and traditional Remembrance Day observances, 2 to 4 p.m. at Christ Church Cathedral, 930 Burdett Ave. Details at capriccio.ca.

Buck stops here, early

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City councillor's bid for social housing funded by allowing extra-density doesn't sway council

Lisa Helps lauded for 'thinking outside box,' but meets resistance

B.C.'s bent for secrecy over civil forfeiture office not shared by other provinces

Minister unswayed, defends shroud over civil forfeiture office
Thai gets 40 years for rhino poaching

Thai gets 40 years for rhino poaching

A South African court on Friday sentenced a Thai national to 40 years in prison for his part in a syndicate that smuggled dozens of rhino horns out of the country, the stiffest sentence ever handed down for such a crime in South Africa.

WORLD NEWS

CHARLES AND CAMILLA TOUR NEW ZEALAND >C12
PM skirts veterans' thorny issues

PM skirts veterans' thorny issues

Stephen Harper offered no acknowledgment Saturday of concerns raised by veterans' groups, funeral home directors and many others that a federal burial fund for poor veterans is rejecting most applications for help.
Petraeus met biographer at Harvard in '06

Petraeus met biographer at Harvard in '06

Former student says she 'took full advantage of his open-door policy'
Maori welcome for Charles and Camilla

Maori welcome for Charles and Camilla

Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, arrived in New Zealand Saturday for a six-day visit marking the Diamond Jubilee of his mother, the Queen.