Peninsula News Review

Ranching is aquaculture too Peninsula News Review • Nov-17-2009 Re: US interests pull our strings again (B.C. Views, Nov. 4). As someone who works in B.C.’s salmon … more	Remember democracy Peninsula News Review • Nov-17-2009 As I reflect on Remembrance Day and my grandfather who fought in World War Two, I am truly grateful … more
Keep Tsehum harbour clean Peninsula News Review • Nov-17-2009 We have to drive our boat past all that mess in Tsehum Harbour to get to the dock. I have to say th… more	Canada is still an independent nation Peninsula News Review • Nov-17-2009 I am amazed that some people think that Canada is somehow propped up by the monarchy. Canada has bee… more
To be, or not to be, a British monarchy Peninsula News Review • Nov-12-2009 Governments in Canada are democracies. Civil servants are selected and… more	Infrastructure costs need thought Peninsula News Review • Nov-10-2009 An article in the Nov. 4 edition of the Peninsula News Review reports that the majority of North Saa… more
Deadline looms for Iroquois input Peninsula News Review • Nov-10-2009 If you would like to see the cluster of heritage apple trees saved in Iroquois Park, and the nearby … more

Most Read Stories

Freighter hits the rocks in Navy Channel Gulf Islands Driftwood • Nov-19-2009
Locals charged with horse hanging death Peninsula News Review • Nov-17-2009
Langford man guilty of child molestation Goldstream News Gazette • Nov-17-2009
Parade brings Christmas cheer Victoria News • Nov-10-2009
Songhees make claim on Cadboro Bay land Victoria News • Nov-16-2009
Olympic protesters are 'terrorists': MLA Victoria News • Nov-03-2009
A call to arms Victoria News • Nov-18-2009
One last chance Victoria News • Nov-17-2009
Struggling artist denied paints Gulf Islands Driftwood • Nov-11-2009
Signing off, with peace Oak Bay News • Nov-17-2009
Late-night eateries looked at to curb downtown rowdies Victoria News • Nov-16-2009
Shipyard axes management jobs Victoria News • Nov-19-2009