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If the debate is raging in the halls of C-FAX  I presume it is raging elsewhere in the city...over the possible proliferation of mobile food carts on the sidewalks.

C-FAX 1070’s Ryan Price tells the stories of some local heroes

Municipal amalgamations do not come without growing pains...sometimes for the bigger partner as well as the smaller one.

I'm of two minds on the time it has taken to get to the bottom of the robo call scandal in Canada's last general election.

<p> &nbsp;</p> <p> If we really need somebody like the OECD to tell us we live in one of the best countries on earth, maybe we take too much for granted.</p>

Cynics have been saying for years that the wind we endure seemingly every day for most of the month of May can be relied upon to die on the Friday night before Swiftsure. 

The Dogwood Initiative should organize a bus tour...and participation should be mandatory...for all the people from Victoria; Saanich; and wherever else in the CRD, who went to Sooke two years ago to rail against the notion of a line of resort cabins on a long, narrow strip of property adjacent to the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail.

Victoria's 150th anniversary commemorative art project unveiled yesterday looks to me like a success.  Something that City Hall got right. 

The phrase "Victoria and First People's Day" does not roll of the tongue particularly easily.  Is that a reason not to change the name of the holiday that Canadians mark late in May every year? 

Every once in a while you run into an example of bureaucracy run amok, and you don't know whether to laugh or cry.