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Editorial: Make Sooke Rd. safer for drivers

Engineers alone can鈥檛 fix the dangers on Sooke Road. The highway will get safer only when drivers shoulder their responsibility.

Editorial: A safer drive to Tofino

A visit to Tofino or Ucluelet is one of the joys of life on the Island, but driving there means taking your life in your hands on a notorious stretch of highway: the hill beside Kennedy Lake.

Editorial: Hitting reset on IHealth

Nanaimo鈥檚 hospital has been boiling since its new electronic health records were introduced, and now the provincial government has stepped in to get the project back on track.

Editorial: New argument over sewage

Almost nothing to do with Greater Victoria鈥檚 sewage-treatment project gets by without controversy.

From Our Files: An important purchase

A major change in the regional transportation network took place in January 1901, 117 years ago. In that month, it was announced that the Canadian Pacific Railway had taken control of the Canadian Pacific Navigation Company.

Editorial: Marina a lesson for government

Governments of all kinds must be tired of being told they have to improve consultation and ensure transparency when making decisions. sa国际传媒

Editorial: Region finds a compromise

It鈥檚 not on the same scale as North Korea鈥檚 peace overtures to the South, but Victoria鈥檚 regional politicians have found a way to settle a dispute that threatened to rack up legal bills. With a deadline looming on Jan.

Editorial: Green Party鈥檚 challenge

Last week, we looked at the challenges facing the sa国际传媒 NDP, as it completes the transition from opposition to government. This week, we鈥檒l consider what lies ahead for the sa国际传媒 Green Party in 2018 and beyond.

Editorial: A way to train safer drivers

It takes only a couple of seconds to glance at your cellphone while you鈥檙e driving. It takes only that same couple of seconds to kill someone or cripple them for life.

Editorial: Four-year terms are no barrier

The predictions were apparently wrong. When the provincial government extended the terms of local mayors and councils before the last municipal elections, some feared that many candidates would back out.