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The carbon tax is a sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ success story that has earned the province a worldwide reputation for implementing an effective tool in the fight against climate change.

A Duncan truck driver is paying the price for parking in a handicapped stall in Victoria. Photos of his truck were published on a Facebook site that specializes in shaming bad drivers.

If there were a gold medal for dodging blame, it would go to American Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, who concocted a story about how he and his teammates were robbed at gunpoint.

A playground on the site of the former tent city is a good idea, but it should be because a playground is needed there, not just because it’s a handy way to keep campers off the property.

The wheels of justice, goes a centuries-old saying, turn slowly, but grind exceedingly fine. But when those wheels turn too slowly, they don’t grind at all — cases can be thrown out when they take too long to get to trial.

The Ahousaht Nation has an ambitious plan to turn the water of a local creek into electricity and jobs.

It might seem Butchart Gardens was being unduly restrictive by refusing admittance to a Washington state couple wearing Victorian attire.

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The humpbacks are back, and even if we don’t know the reason, it’s a cause for celebration. Humpback whales were hunted almost to extinction, but the population has been recovering.

The federal government is making a new push to restore Fraser River sockeye-salmon runs, and its decision to hire more scientists is a significant step in tackling the problem of declining salmon stocks.