Environment
The Price of Paper
Coastal communities around the world contend with the toxic legacies of pulp and paper mills
Larry Pynn·Monday, November 28, 2022·14 min
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Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,835 and counting.
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Coastal communities around the world contend with the toxic legacies of pulp and paper mills
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Capital Daily reporters evaluate digital accessibility for local councils
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Measures include tripling spots in licensing program and making it easier for US-trained doctors to practice in BC
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With cost of living on the rise, how can we make life more livable in Greater Victoria?
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Cash donations can double or triple impact, organizations say
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Forty percent of Victoria residents say their overall health and wellness is below average or poor this year, compared to 12% in 2020.
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New business expo seeks to break down cultural barriers
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As cost of living soars, the BC SPCA and Vets for Pets provide free care for the city’s furry friends
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European starlings, introduced more than a century ago, fill Victoria’s skies on winter evenings. They also steal nesting cavities from native birds
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Project four years in the making will help telescopes measure the brightness of stars with greater accuracy
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A Langford woman is speaking out after her husband contracted COVID-19 at the hospital but was discharged without diagnosis
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Housing targets for some municipalities will be set next year, premier says. Those that meet them will be rewarded with provincial funding while laggards will be dragged along
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Every Tuesday evening, catch the group teaching, learning, and practicing this increasingly popular flow art
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Announcement includes 10 new PACTs, changes to bail policy
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Qinhua Lu was falsely promised a foothold in Canada. Hundreds of thousands of dollars later, she’s still in immigration limbo
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Complaint, filed in 2020, represents 16 female workers alleging workplace bullying and harassment including remarks about ‘period-related mood changes’
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Researchers hope to expand people’s ability to check their street drugs, as the toxic drug supply continues to take more lives in BC
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With most people not being tested for what they have, the data presented by the province is incomplete, at best
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The change marks the end of mandatory COVID-19 public health measures in the province, but was not prominently featured in any government communication
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This year's holiday drive will support early childhood programs in Greater Victoria
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Expenses are rising with food prices seeing the most dramatic increase
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Health officials shared a breakdown of which viruses are on the rise, but doctor says testing is rare among kids
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Advocates say new housing 'burdened by unnecessarily complex and expensive approval processes'
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“I don’t find that it’s possible to ethically give oversight to the police under current circumstances,” Paul Schachter said.
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