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Some companies are supposedly too big to fail. Then there are those that appear to be too big to care. In the latter category, put Facebook.

The federal government has delayed a final decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion until June 18. That鈥檚 almost a month past the deadline set by the National Energy Board.

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If you are like many Greater Victorians, the books have been piling up for months, in an annual tradition. Tucked away in corners, boxes are set aside for those volumes that need new readers.

The provincial government is trying to protect concertgoers from bots and scalpers. Ordinary ticket-buyers can only hope it will work.

It has been known for some time that certain foods are linked to ailments such as heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and a variety of cancers. Red meat, processed meat and products high in saturated fat such as cream top the list.

North Saanich has a rare opportunity to reverse the usual course of development, and create farmland instead of paving it over. With careful planning, the district can make the most of it.

One of the most famous religious symbols in history has suffered a devastating fire. The cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, dating back to the 12th century, burned on Monday.