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Editorial: Rescued tourists shouldn鈥檛 gripe

The federal government has not apologized for its efforts in bringing Canadian tourists home from hurricane-ravaged Caribbean resorts, nor should it.

Editorial: Four key steps to fixing ICBC

Yes, the Insurance Corp. of sa国际传媒 has been mismanaged and is in crisis, losing $913 million last year. But that鈥檚 the past. The issue now is how to fix the problems and set the corporation on a sustainable course.

Editorial: Budget update treads carefully

Finance Minister Carole James faced a tough challenge as she presented the budget update Monday: She had to put a New Democratic face on what remains, to a large extent, a sa国际传媒 Liberal vision.

Editorial: Giving a break to kids in care

Holding back tears, Premier John Horgan announced last week that children who spend two years or more in foster care will get free tuition at any sa国际传媒 college or university. Horgan鈥檚 emotions were understandable.

From 1867: Colony needs official denials

In this 150th anniversary of the creation of sa国际传媒, we are looking back at editorials published in our predecessor newspaper in 1867. This week, the editors take another look at the notion that the United States might buy British Columbia.

Editorial: Addiction plan needs support

Our Place Society sees a way to offer hope to those who need it badly. The society, best known for running a service for homeless people on Pandora Avenue, has a plan to turn the former youth jail in View Royal into an addictions-recovery centre.

Editorial: Sewage trip a waste of time

If it鈥檚 Tuesday, this must be Belgium鈥檚 sewage. The Capital Regional District is sending some directors on tours of sewage-sludge processing facilities in Europe, sa国际传媒 and the United States.

Editorial: Reduce damage from wildfires

sa国际传媒鈥檚 worst recorded wildfire season is still burning, but we should waste no time in learning from this summer of devastation. We have been here before, staring across a landscape of ash and promising to do better next time.

Editorial: Trophy-hunting ban falls short

Ticking another item off its to-do list, the sa国际传媒 NDP government has banned trophy hunting for grizzly bears. But it didn鈥檛 ban hunting for meat, which will leave conservation officers with a tricky enforcement problem.

Editorial: Region riddled with duplication

Last week鈥檚 report on service integration in the capital region is both frustrating and intriguing. Frustrating, because the report, commissioned by the sa国际传媒