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Victoria News
Guest columnist Ted Dew-Jones: Effects of land-based treatment just as hazardousThe potential for treating sewage using long outfalls became obvious as soon as they came into being in the 1950s. The outfall is assembled on land, towed to sea and sunk. Before that, pipes were join… moreVictoria News
CAT GEORGE: Enjoying a kid’s Christmas as an adultI get it now. I get why, when I was young, the Christmas season wasn’t quite as exciting for my parents as it was for me. After all, as a six, seven, or eight year old – or, really, even at age 15 or… moreVictoria News
EDITORIAL: There's a very real problem hereFood banks serve an increasingly prevalent need in our communities and should be supported whenever one has a little extra in their cupboard or wallet. But there are some in our community who worry t… more |
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DAVID SUZUKI: Economy: The behemoth that wouldn’t stop growingHave you noticed that we describe the market and economy as if they were living entities? The market is showing signs of… moreVictoria News
TOM FLETCHER: No recession in B.C., you say?B.C. will continue to show at least some economic growth, not only this year, but next year too. That’s the word from F… moreVictoria News
EDITORIAL: Recyclers play a key role, tooThe federal government is looking seriously at ways of bailing out the auto industry as a way of saving jobs and keeping… moreVictoria News
OPINION: KERRIE-ANN SCHOENITLast Saturday’s municipal election brought little change to one of my regular beats, the Greater Victoria school board. … moreVictoria News
EDITORIAL: Take new look at sewage issueRecent municipal elections created significant turnover on municipal councils across Greater Victoria, a fact that will … moreVictoria News
DAVID SUZUKI: B.C. suffering from identity crisisIf you live in British Columbia, you’ll have noticed a campaign to sell the province as “The Best Place on Earth.” The p… moreVictoria News
EDITORIAL: Drama fails to attract votersAnother civic election is in the books and voters and observers alike are left to wonder; where does our municipality go… more |
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