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The book is not dead. That was clearly shown Saturday and Sunday as thousands of people queued up at the Victoria Curling Club for the opportunity to fill their libraries at bargain prices.

Out of horrible tragedies can come heartwarming stories of change and redemption. Such is not the case with Kelly Ellard, who killed 14-year-old Reena Virk in 1997.

Judging from the letters we receive, many of our readers are mystified by the way Victoria鈥檚 sewage project is being handled. Some can鈥檛 understand why the Capital Regional District is scrapping an existing model many experts consider safe.

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Lady Justice, the statue that symbolizes the moral values of our justice system, wears a blindfold that is supposed to represent objectivity, the message that justice will be administered equally, regardless of such attributes as class, fame, race an

No matter where a sewage-treatment plant is placed, the people who live near the site will not like it. That鈥檚 an unalterable fact of life, and no amount of public consultation will change it.

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Police officers have rights, too. It鈥檚 unfortunate that it has taken so long for the bureaucracy to figure that out. Const. David Bratzer of the Victoria police department has been awarded $20,000 in a sa国际传媒 Human Rights Tribunal decision.

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Senator Mike Duffy, facing 31 charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery, has been acquitted.