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Editorial: Election will be interesting one

Editorial: Election will be interesting one

So the federal election has been formally called, 42 days early but not a moment too soon. The politicians have been campaigning for many weeks now, and it is good that Prime Minister Stephen Harper has dropped any pretence about what is going on.

Editorial: Heart tests need improvement

It鈥檚 well-known that women are less likely to be diagnosed with heart disease than men, even when they have identical symptoms, such as chest pain. Women who have the disease are also less likely to receive aggressive treatment.

Editorial: Sewage clock is ticking

The capital region鈥檚 storm-battered sewage project threw some more crew members overboard on Friday. This time it was Seaterra manager Albert Sweetnam and his remaining staff who got the heave-ho.

Editorial: Health inquiry a hot potato

Provincial Ombudsperson Jay Chalke has a hot potato in his lap. Like it or not, he is going to have to handle it. On Wednesday, an all-party sa国际传媒 legislature committee voted 5-4 to give him the job of investigating the Health Ministry firings.

Editorial: Find the cause of abuse case

The province鈥檚 Ministry of Children and Family Development is once more in uproar. The latest crisis arose when staff left four young children in the hands of an abusive father. That prompted a sa国际传媒

Editorial: Ferry names are winners

The contest is over, and three new sa国际传媒 Ferries have names. And they are good names.

Editorial: sa国际传媒 needs homeless plan

The outrage that blew up last week over a possible tent city in Topaz Park shows just how hard it is going to be for the city to find a solution to the problem of homelessness.

Editorial: Esquimalt test worth watching

A strategy endorsed by Esquimalt鈥檚 municipal council that would allow a certain level of commercial activity in parks is worth watching 鈥 it could serve as an example of what to do or what not to do, depending on how the idea is executed.

Editorial: Bear killings are a moral issue

When he refused to kill two orphaned bear cubs, sa国际传媒 conservation officer Bryce Casavant put his career on the line. But he also sparked a needed debate about the morality of killing 鈥減roblem鈥 animals.

Editorial: Transport plan makes sense

It might be taking 鈥渂aby steps,鈥 but the Capital Regional District is walking in the right direction with a new attempt to make sense of transportation in Greater Victoria.