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HELEN LANG: Tuber time has now arrived

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 22, 2012

Garden columnist reminds readers to plant begonias in peatmoss, over indirect heat

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OUR VIEW: Housing on the breakfast table

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 22, 2012

At Mayors' Breakfast, Central Saanich, North Saanich, Sidney mayors talk about affordable housing

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OUR VIEW: It’s time to thank great volunteers

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

Hearts of the Community Awards luncheon and ceremony are tomorrow – tickets are available

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Schoolyard bullying still too common

Victoria News - Friday February 17, 2012

Bullying happens every 7.5 minutes on Canadian playgrounds. I’ve experienced it both as the bully and the bullied.

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HELEN LANG: Springtime-like sunshine means flowers on the brain

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 15, 2012

Floral gifts bring delight to Peninsula News Review’s garden columnist

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OUR VIEW: We’re not ready for ‘never again’

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 10, 2012

Despite impressive progress, continuing genocide means we haven't learned from Holocaust

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CPL. CHRIS SWAIN: Mountie memories flood back

Peninsula News Review - Thursday February 9, 2012

Sidney North Saanich RCMP officer remembers his first days on the job

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PETER DOLEZAL: Getting an inheritance? Manage it responsibly

Peninsula News Review - Friday February 10, 2012

Paying off high-interest debt best first use of money

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OUR VIEW: Here’s the scoop on doggy poop

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

While many dog owners do their part, at least one Sidney park is littered with piles of doggy doo. – please clean up after your pet

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Rugby’s stars need a place to play

Victoria News - Friday February 10, 2012

There’s got to be some way to see more of Canada’s rugby team in Victoria besides at practice, or on the Premier League sidelines.

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HELEN LANG: Wilted flowers sometimes just need a cold bath

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 8, 2012

If your cut flowers are sagging, try dunking them in cool water

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OUR VIEW: Re-evaluate Co-op’s policy

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Despite argument for members' privacy, Peninsula Co-op is bound by legislation to release contact information

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Preserving built history is costly

Victoria News - Friday February 3, 2012

Homeowners often shiver when someone in authority considers their home a candidate for heritage protection.

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CATRIONA DEMPSEY: Backstage at Bye Bye Birdie

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Peninsula News Review columnist from Parkland secondary writes about the work involved in putting on a high school stage production

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PETER DOLEZAL: Variable mortgage rates have lost their edge

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday January 25, 2012

With mortgage rates so low, borrower might want to consider a fixed rate

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CPL. CHRIS SWAIN: Neighbours are key to safe communities

Peninsula News Review - Friday January 27, 2012

Residents can help police by spotting marijuana grow operations

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PETER DOLEZAL: Exchange-traded funds gaining in popularity

Peninsula News Review - Friday January 27, 2012

Although exchange-traded funds have many of the same characteristics as mutual funds, their fees are about one-fifth that of mutual funds

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HELEN LANG: February – time to think about planting indoors

Peninsula News Review - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Garden columnist plans plantings for her mini greenhouse

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OUR VIEW: Think of Peninsula tourism when considering B.C. Ferries' future

Peninsula News Review - Friday January 27, 2012

BCFerries are key to tourism, transport for locals who live and work on the Saanich Peninsula

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Ferries needs to adjust to market

Victoria News - Friday January 27, 2012

B.C. Ferries should perhaps follow the lead of the airline industry in trying to maximize profits.

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