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Salvation Army launches live-in drug-and-alcohol recovery program The Salvation Army has launched a new live-in drug-and-alcohol recovery program to respond to the 1,716 deaths from illicit-drug overdose in sa国际传媒 in 2020.

We鈥檙e all experiencing our second pandemic Easter. I am not sure if it鈥檚 easier because we know what to expect, or harder because we know what to expect.

After 30 years of treaty talks, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission findings, and the adoption of the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, First Nations still face racism on a systemic basis in this province.

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If the Canadian Sleepwalkers Association wants hints about how to hold a convention, they need look no further than last month鈥檚 federal Conservative conference.

As an internationally acknowledged expert on the creation of healthier cities and communities, I have been observing with both bemusement and concern the furor in this newspaper鈥檚 letters page over Victoria city council鈥檚 actions on bike lanes, homel

I just spent a delightful week teaching writing to a lovely, intelligent group of children on their spring break.

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News of the recent release of a 颅four-year-old from an Islamic State detention camp in Syria, where she鈥檇 been detained with her Canadian mother, renews a years-long human-rights debate.

We know the pandemic is going to change a lot of things in our lives. After a year of this, our 鈥渙ld normal鈥� seems to be a distant memory.