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Rod Mickleburgh
Thrust and parry of Hansard a limp affair indeed

Ida Chong calls for a mountain and Ray Haynes is pleased to be arrested

Harry Bloy in Victoria, B.C., on Monday March 14, 2011.
Gary Mason
Asking some fair questions of Tides Canada

A North Vancouver blogger traces the apparent links between the environmentally activist charitable foundation and key figures in Vancouver’s civic government

Tom Hawthorn
Cherry trees reminder of Japanese-Canadian heritage in B.C.

It took a long time to correct error of B.C.’s Japanese internment, but it’s never too late to make amends

Maintenance workers tend to the plants and flowers of the Japanese Tea Garden in Esquimalt Gorge Park Tuesday May 8,2012.
Mark Hume
Ready oar not: Rowboat crew is circling Vancouver Island

Five-man team of rowers aim to travel 1,200 kilometres to raise awareness of ocean conservation issues

Four friends, whose nautical adventure is being sponsored by the Canadian Wildlife Federation, are rowing around the Vancouver Island to help raise public awareness about ocean conservation.
Alexandra Gill
Dreaming of a pizzeria in every neighbourhood

Rustic eatery with warm shabby-chic decor exudes old-world charm and mouth-watering aromas emerges as favourite

Napoletana pizza is served at Via Tevere, 1190 Victoria Dr. in Vancouver, BC.
Stephen Quinn
Langley Township 'not District 12'

Councillor’s idea of forming a new district south of the Fraser River was hatched by feelings of being left out of transit expansion plans

A SkyTrain commuter train travels into downtown Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday April 11, 2012.
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