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The Greater Victoria Placemaking Network has launched the Little Free Library Truth and Reconciliation Book Project, a fundraising campaign to purchase children鈥檚 and young adult books about truth and reconciliation from local and Indigenous authors.

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In a recent column that was partly about the increasingly popular anti-science 颅movement, I quoted controversial right-wing philosopher and writer Ayn Rand as 颅saying: 鈥淩eason is the only means of acquiring knowledge.

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Now that the rains have started, the grass has started growing again. 鈥淚 feel like I need a helmet and flak jacket out here,鈥� Nature Boy said recently as he wheeled the lawnmower out of storage.

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Now that the federal Conservatives have lost two back-to-back elections they should have won, the time has come for some honest soul-searching. And it starts at the top.

This past Thursday was the Inaugural National Day of Truth of Reconciliation. I started writing these columns back in 2017, and each year, I make sure to honour Orange Shirt Day and raise awareness through my columns.

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