I’ve read the article “Metchosin weighs in on legalizing pot” published on Jan. 18, in the Gazette
READThe Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty, not merely a document signed by a former prime minister.
READHomeowners often shiver when someone in authority considers their home a candidate for heritage protection.
READNews that the publicly owned Cedar Hill Golf Course has been bleeding money has opened up a Pandora’s box.
READArecent spike in copper thefts underlines the importance of wiring the public into the serious safety hazards these crimes pose.
READMany people who regularly travel to the mainland would choose a bare bones voyage if it meant paying less.
READB.C. Ferries should perhaps follow the lead of the airline industry in trying to maximize profits.
READOn Feb. 1 2012, the West Shore Chamber of Commerce will launch a new monthly, magazine-style television show called WestShore Unlimited.
READIt’s difficult to put a price on saving lives. But that’s essentially the choice we face, according to a report released Wednesday
READThe strong showing of West Shore and Greater Victoria firefighters in Enderby, B.C.,
READThe battle lines are drawn, and Northern B.C.’s pristine wilderness is the latest front
READI don’t want to admit it but I’m one of those drivers who gets annoyed by a slow cyclist inconveniencing a lane of car traffic.
READA new traffic enforcement unit focused on the Malahat will cost, but promises to save lives.
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Provincial rankings were often misused, but core findings tell a valuable story.
READIn December, the dedicated team of Crown counsel assigned to the Stanley Cup riot prosecutions
READDuring the first Greater Victoria board of education meeting following the Nov. 19 municipal elections,
READA lot of numbers get trotted out every year at this time as the assessment authority releases its annual evaluation
READLast year, to a certain extent, was a year of accomplishment for West Shore municipalities.
READSome people think we could do without governments, but that’s absurd.
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The B.C. Liberal government and its rivals will define themselves in a harsh 2012.
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