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Moving the Maritime Museum of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ into the CPR Steamship Terminal is a good plan, but many details need to be worked out before it’s full steam ahead.

There’s always a risk in buying a house — unexpected defects can cause you headaches and drain your bank account — but having the property thoroughly inspected before you close the deal reduces that risk.

Despite all the uncertainties in the wake of the teachers’ strike, there is one prediction, unfortunately, we can make with some confidence. Now that our kids have finally returned, there will be an almost immediate spike in asthma attacks.

Home isn’t just a sentimental concept, it’s a necessity. When people are deprived of that necessity, they suffer in many ways.

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A person shouldn’t be the target of discrimination simply because of being old, but it’s not discrimination to monitor someone whose performance could be affected by advancing age.

Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing, especially when it comes to prescription drugs.

Vancouver Aquarium has been ordered by the city’s park board to stop breeding whales, porpoises and dolphins. The decision reflects growing public discomfort with the keeping of wild creatures in permanent confinement.

The ferry ride from Balfour to Kootenay Bay takes 35 minutes, the same time as the trip from Swartz Bay to Saltspring Island’s Fulford Harbour.

If Athana Mentzelopoulos wants to sue NDP education critic Rob Fleming for defamation, that’s her business — completely her business. The public should not have to pay her legal costs in this case. Mentzelopoulos is deputy minister in the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½