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Tuesday, August 13th, 2013 - As I walked the walk from my place to the Crystal Pool & Fitness Centre, I had an extra spring in my step due in part to the article, written by Sandra McCulloch, that graced the entire front page of the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½'s

Does positive thinking run the risk of being delusional? At the last minute before the Goodlife Fitness Victoria half marathon, I decided to leave my phone at the starting line along with the ability to call my husband to rescue me en route.

As one for whom a visit to the hospital is becoming more inevitable every day, I’ve been unable to ignore what’s being said about the coming reorganization of patient care at the Royal Jubilee and Victoria General.

The Capital Regional District has approved bylaw amendments that will make playgrounds, parks, playing fields and other public places off-limits for smoking.

In Germany this year, a woman called the police after her doorbell rang repeatedly in the night, terrifying her. The cops apprehended the culprit — an ant nest built tight into the doorbell was tripping the switch.

Northern sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ residents who are so inclined could fill up a fair chunk of their calendars just going to information meetings about different liquefied natural gas proposals, a Smithers lawyer said this week.

The federal budget presented last March offered a timely reminder of something that many Canadians may not realize: a surprisingly big slice of the federal government’s overall revenues comes from a single source, the personal income tax.

Moisture-born, miraculously born, or simply womb-born, all beings enjoy the morning sun. We are grateful for its vital warmth and thankful that the long night is over. It is not a matter of good or evil. This joy is a birthright, not a reward.

Martin Daubney’s Sept. 25 column in Britain’s Daily Mail, which describes key moments in his journey from a purveyor of pornography to a proclaimer of its destructive powers, is a must-read for all parents.

Last weekend, the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s Amy Smart reported that only 24 out of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s 60 school districts have explicit anti-discrimination policies to protect LGBQT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer-identifying and transgender) youth.