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Editorial: Lewinsky鈥檚 time to shine

She was, in her words, 鈥渂randed as a tramp. Tart. Slut. Whore. Bimbo. And, of course, 鈥楾hat Woman.鈥 鈥 She has spent 17 years being humiliated, scorned, digitally spat upon and thoroughly shamed.

Editorial: Take a shot at the Games

They were Victoria鈥檚 days of glory, and they might live again. When the city hosted the Commonwealth Games in 1994, Victorians made the world 鈥 OK, the Commonwealth 鈥 sit up and take notice.

Editorial: Highway plans are teasing us

The sa国际传媒 government鈥檚 shiny new 10-year transportation plan consists mostly of baubles that have been dangled in front of us before, but at least the McKenzie Avenue interchange got a mention.

Editorial: Organ donors are quiet heroes

What would you do to save another person鈥檚 life? You could dash into a burning building and carry someone to safety or dive into a lake to pull a struggling person ashore. Or you could donate a kidney.

Editorial: Running a red light

Is that bicyclist who goes through a red light a reckless scofflaw? Perhaps not in all cases 鈥 he or she might be doing what鈥檚 best in the circumstances.

Editorial: Hurling abuse poor coaching

Sports coaches push their athletes hard to excel, but for some on the receiving end of the push, it can look more like abuse than motivation.

Editorial: Terrorism bill reaches too far

The threat of terrorism to sa国际传媒 should not be minimized, but neither should it be exaggerated. Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his government are doing the latter. In going too far, they threaten to erode the democracy they claim to protect.

Editorial: Coast Guard cuts must not endanger lives

Ship captains and pleasure boaters want to know that if they call for help, someone will hear them.

Editorial: Food intolerance a growing concern

Have you noticed that society is becoming more intolerant? Of food, that is. The number of Canadians diagnosed with allergies or food intolerance has grown dramatically in recent years.

Editorial: Airport improvement fee money well spent

All the fees involved in travelling cause much resentment, but Victoria International Airport鈥檚 proposed increase to its improvement fee should not be one of those. It鈥檚 a modest increase for a facility that fulfils its mandate with excellence.