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Post-secondary ‘re-engineering’ begins

Post-secondary ‘re-engineering’ begins

Traditional arts and science education isn't dead, but it's making way for in-demand skills college and university funds redirected

LETTER: More nature programs needed in our schools

Students' appreciation for their proper role in nature will save us

LETTER: Help available for PTSD sufferers

Our society should provide adequate PTSD services for those who serve and protect us

LETTER: Coastal credit union missing ‘community’

As credit union expands into Victoria, North Island communities suffer, says letter-writer

LETTER: City councillor should look at his record on bridge

Coun. Ben Isitt is nothing if not consistent in his latest comments about spending the time and money on the existing bridge
B.C. teachers adapting, but not union

B.C. teachers adapting, but not union

Canadian schools rank near the top in performance and spending, but needs are changing rapidly and experiments are coming

EDITORIAL: ‘Road boss’ remembered

Mike Lawless was an inspiration to others in the fight against pediatric cancer

LETTER: Nurses appreciated for ‘first-rate care’

I cannot say thank you enough for the first-rate care I received from all those involved.

LETTERS: Drivers should pay full cost of driving

I really resent my tax dollars going to subsidize other people’s driving habits
I-400 Class submarine and the technology of terror

I-400 Class submarine and the technology of terror

Japan, during the Second World War, was quite specialized in terms of what navy technology she advanced