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Comment: Do you know where your diary is?

Comment: Do you know where your diary is?

A commentary by an amateur sleuth who is writing about the world of diary keepers.
Comment: We should consolidate firefighting services

Comment: We should consolidate firefighting services

Cross-border complexities create unnecessary hurdles. So, erasing those boundaries for fire suppression would simplify and potentially speed up dispatch times.
Letters May 31: Cancer-care announcement not a big deal

Letters May 31: Cancer-care announcement not a big deal

Letters May 30: A liveable city vs. a driveable city; health-care barriers; GDP as a measurement of success

Letters May 30: A liveable city vs. a driveable city; health-care barriers; GDP as a measurement of success

Letters May 29: The climate crisis, Canada's health-care system, rents and the housing crisis

Letters May 29: The climate crisis, Canada's health-care system, rents and the housing crisis

Comment: Schools should encourage democracy among students

Comment: Schools should encourage democracy among students

Greater Victoria schools are abandoning student elections, and what little remains has almost no resemblance to adequate representation, says a student leader.
Comment: A tribute to a true leader in protecting our province

Comment: A tribute to a true leader in protecting our province

Bob Ahrens was a visionary leader who inspired a generation of park staff in British Columbia.
Trevor Hancock: Maybe we should try real capitalism for a change

Trevor Hancock: Maybe we should try real capitalism for a change

When we see capital largely or only in economic terms, we end up building economic capital by depleting other forms of capital: natural, human and social
Charla Huber: Drug paraphernalia could be a life-saving tool for teens

Charla Huber: Drug paraphernalia could be a life-saving tool for teens

Some of the worst decisions I ever made were when I was young, because I wasn’t thinking things through. I wasn’t reflecting on risks.
Monique Keiran: The secret life of the candy-striped spider

Monique Keiran: The secret life of the candy-striped spider

A researcher captured images of the tiny spider massacring a group of sleeping wasps during the night on the Saanich Peninsula
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