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Fix CRD disproportionate representation

Capital Regional District, Juan de Fuca

Visiting ships’ pasts are not comparable

Pallada, Stalin, Esmeralda, Pinochet
Power export plan isn’t dead yet

Power export plan isn’t dead yet

He would never quite admit it, but former premier Gordon Campbell’s push for self-sufficiency in clean electricity has always looked to me like a long-term strategy to export hydroelectric power. It still looks that way

Our View: Layton inspired with his battles

The loss of Jack Layton at 61 to cancer early Monday morning struck many of us as we turned on the news, came to work and went about our workaday lives.

The backward thinking behind wildlife culls

deer, Somalia, cull

Bring on the rush: Victoria is behind the times

LRT in Greater Victoria

Green Party’s about-face a result of hearing the voters

B.C. Green Party, Elizabeth May, smart meters, B.C. Hydro

Pirjo Raits: Time to rethink role of CRD

What’s the point of having directors in each of the municipalities and unincorporated areas if they have no actual decision-making powers? The Capital Regional District has 22 directors, with most appointed by their respective municipal councils and electoral area representatives directly elected by resident voters.

Our View: Navy returns to royal roots

As the home of Canada’s Pacific Fleet, we’re happy that we can officially call the Royal Canadian Navy just that. On Tuesday, the federal government announced it had given up on a decades-old decision and would restore the traditional names of the three distinct elements within the Canadian Forces.

Take a little off the top of pesky bird population

Seagulls, crows poop-bombing Victoria