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I was struck by the immense irony of John Horgan鈥檚 recent exhortation to young people not to blow it for the rest of us with respect to COVID.

As we continue with the vaccination phase of this pandemic, more articles are emerging about etiquette and how we choose to celebrate our vaccinations.

Takaya, the lone wolf that lived on Discovery Island, continues to inspire adults and children a year after his death.

Dinner-table conversation with Alberta鈥檚 five- and six-year-old children or grandchildren could become much more challenging if curriculum advisers, hand-picked by the Alberta government, are successful in having their recommended changes to the kind

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Victoria-based author Moira Dann has always been fascinated by Confederation-era social history.

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I wrote recently about how birds sang jazzier tunes during last spring鈥檚 pandemic shutdowns. There was little traffic on the highways and other roads.

Part three of a three-part series