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Editorial: Harbour board listens

The people spoke and the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority listened. After enduring a storm of anger from residents, the authority鈥檚 board voted Friday to reverse an earlier decision and accept Coun.

Editorial: Allegations need evidence

Without specifics, the Human Rights Watch report on the treatment of aboriginal women by the RCMP has the potential to cause more harm than good to all concerned.

Editorial: Neighbours get a voice at UVic

Look at an aerial photograph of the University of Victoria, with its park-like campus perched above the blue waters of Cadboro Bay, and it鈥檚 easy to see why so many people see it as one of the jewels of the region.

Editorial: Senior advocate needs clout

In last Tuesday鈥檚 throne speech, the sa国际传媒 government promised legislation to create an official advocate for senior citizens. It鈥檚 expected the bill will be introduced shortly, perhaps in the next two or three weeks.

Editorial: Sewage plant as a work of art

People can鈥檛 be blamed for being less than excited about a proposed design for the new sewage-treatment plant to be built on McLoughlin Point: a grey concrete mass perched on the shoreline does little to stir the senses.

Editorial: Harbour board cause for worry

Victoria residents and their city council must stand up to the arrogant tactics of the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority.

Editorial: Liberals miss a golden chance

Premier Christy Clark鈥檚 sa国际传媒 Liberals could have written a throne speech to inspire British Columbians with a vision of the future, but instead they kicked off the election campaign with vague promises and wishful thinking.

Editorial: Trees are more than decoration

Victorians take their trees for granted, but the urban forest that makes us the envy of other cities is in a fight for its life.

Editorial: Licence review process unfair

It鈥檚 becoming increasingly clear that the process for revoking or suspending driver鈥檚 licenses in sa国际传媒 requires attention. Over the last 15 months, one embarrassment after another has driven this need home. In November 2011, the sa国际传媒

Editorial: Delay in reforms is an injustice

Few people inside or outside sa国际传媒鈥檚 justice system would deny it needs to be fixed. Fixing it, however, is not something we can leave to the government alone. This week, the sa国际传媒