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The death of Margaret Thatcher provoked a plethora of analysis and emotion about the late British prime minister.

The phoney election campaign has finally given way to the real thing and, as voters know well, that means big, glitzy promises.

One of the possible side effects of losing 50 odd pounds has been unmerited 眉ber confidence - reverse body dysmorphism of sorts...at least for me. Last Saturday I was walking around like a rockstar...

Begging for scraps, hanging close by our heels, ready to aid us at our beck and call, and waiting anxiously by the kitchen table for a little affection after we return from a hard day鈥檚 work: this obviously describes a dog, but it seems that this is

I am pleased to see that discussions are starting to happen regarding the future of Victoria鈥檚 beautiful harbour and some of the under-utilized publicly owned properties that surround it.

Kids in today鈥檚 classrooms with their BlackBerrys, iPods, iPhones, thousands of apps, Google and Wikipedia, Facebook, Twitter, GPS maps and laptop windows on the world are making a new kind of demand on public education and its teachers.

For years, I was a voice in the wilderness calling for an oil pipeline to bring western oil to eastern Canada. Now that Trans-Canada and Enbridge each have plans to build one, I should be pleased. But I鈥檓 not.

There is a glimmer of hope that the Middle East peace process might not be completely dead. Not only has U.S.

A scientist asked a good question as reported in the July 1896 issue of Scientific American: Why would people bring into their homes 鈥渁 most deadly enemy鈥� in the form of a water closet instead of being content to use an outdoor privy? The enemy has c

The quality of education at the University of Victoria hangs in the balance as hundreds of sessional instructors face mounting layoffs. When a sessional loses his or her job, it means students have lost a course.