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Why are the places that are providing COVID-19 testing charging so much? Why are they allowed to capitalize and gauge the community on this terrible pandemic?

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I recently moved from the North Park neighbourhood in Victoria to Royal Oak in Saanich.

Here we go again, in pandemic crisis mode for the fourth time.

More grumbling about a snap election. It is happening and with a blessed short campaign. Elections Canada has determined we can do this safely. Mail-in ballots make it easy for you to vote and there will be many opportunities to vote in advance polling. The hard part is deciding who to vote for.

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Is a vaccine passport intruding on my privacy? Yes - but it is a measured and necessary action.

She is not Lang Lang, Clara Schumann, Billy Joel or Carole King, but she can play.