The 2012 spring session of the legislature began, ironically, on Saint Valentine’s Day. You could not feel the love.
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This week, I wanted to talk about accountability, and given the City of Victoria’s track record things weren’t looking good
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When he was mayor of Calgary in the early ’80s, Ralph Klein famously called for the removal of all “Eastern bums and creeps”
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Magic Teeth by Gareth Gaudin
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Before last week, my image of pirate radio was stuck in the past, consisting mainly of Yippies in New York huddled around a receiver
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Super chilled natural gas smoothies carried on ships three football fields long — this is the new Liberal vision for B.C.’s prosperity.
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Editorial cartoon: Magic Teeth by Gareth Gaudin
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The justice system in Canada is broken — and it has been for a long time
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Last time we checked in with the folks from the Vancouver Island Public Interest Research Group, they were on a mission
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Here I thought Stephen Harper had set a new low in the annals of elder abuse
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There is a dark undercurrent of thuggery in Greater Victoria that both chills me to the bone and brings my blood to a boil
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Blobfarm by Joseph Williams
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Somehow, the capital still manages to be caught off guard by snow
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Here’s a puzzler. Last week, Premier Christy Clark was promising coastal truck loggers she won’t kill jobs by banning raw log exports
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Ever since moving to Victoria, I have wondered why Government Street isn’t closed to traffic
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Earlier this week Premier Christy Clark and her provincial counterparts were tearing their hair out over the health care funding fiasco
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Elections always leave their mark on city politics.
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One of the things I really enjoy about our federal majority government is its backbone
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