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5THIS year has been harsh by any standards.In almost every country the hidden enemy has struck. The virus has messed up the lives of so many. Across the world almost two million p eople have died. And just as the vaccine is offering great hope, a new strain is emerging.5Justin Welb y Archbishop of Canterbury reflects on a year of misery but also hopeCredit: PA
ress AssociationNormally in a crisis, being together would help us get through it. Wed talk, pray and hug each other. Wed argue and make up.Weve found creative ways of staying in touch. There have been Zooms and socially distanced outdoor gatherings.Places of worship have moved online. Weve learned how to hold church services safely. This has given comfort to huge numbers.Deadly seriousBut none of this changes the fact that there is another epidemic out there: The epidemic of loneliness. And we need to do something about it.5The virus has messed up the lives of so many.Credit: PAress AssociationChristmas brings that into sharper focus. Christmas gives many of us, Christian or not, a change of pace, the chance to spend time with friends and family. But this year millions of us will be alone.Even before Covid, we knew loneliness was a crisis. Surveys show half of us feel lonely at least sometimes. A growing number are lonely most of the time.One Christmas I was almost alone except for my dad, who drank. I was just looking out of the window at family groups. It was grim. Lo neliness is deadly serious. Scientists have found Mlfk Soldiers of suicide to be remembered at Victoria candlelight ceremony
The City of Victoria will forgo its first opportunity for federal-provincial funding for the new Crystal Pool and Wellness Centre in favour of further consideration of an alternative site.Nearly 80 per cent 鈥?and $2 million worth鈥?of planning has been finished for the new facility at the south-west corner of Central Park, across from its current location. Council has labeled this spot as Project A. However, feedback from the North Park Neighbourhood As sociation NPNA and the Victoria Downtown Residents Association VDRA argued for an alternative site at the parking lot behind the Save-On-Foods Memor ial Arena after citing a lack of public consultation, and a potential loss of greenspace. This site option has been titled Project B. READ MORE: Victoria Curling Club, arena parking lot considered for new Crystal Pool locationREAD MORE: Victoria Curling Club wants to be part of new Crystal Pool Facility after lease renewal endsWhile the City owns the arena property, it is operated by RG Properties in a long-term lease until 2042.However, in a discussion with RG properties owner Graham Lee, Helps said the option was open. He was very interested in exploring the project. There are a lot of synergies between an arena and swimming pool, and theres potential to save a lot of energy in sharing the heating and cooling systems, said Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps, adding that his only caveat in their preliminary discussion is that he doesnt want to lose any net parking. Hes got a contract
5THIS year has been harsh by any standards.In almost every country the hidden enemy has struck. The virus has messed up the lives of so many. Across the world almost two million p eople have died. And just as the vaccine is offering great hope, a new strain is emerging.5Justin Welb y Archbishop of Canterbury reflects on a year of misery but also hopeCredit: PA
ress AssociationNormally in a crisis, being together would help us get through it. Wed talk, pray and hug each other. Wed argue and make up.Weve found creative ways of staying in touch. There have been Zooms and socially distanced outdoor gatherings.Places of worship have moved online. Weve learned how to hold church services safely. This has given comfort to huge numbers.Deadly seriousBut none of this changes the fact that there is another epidemic out there: The epidemic of loneliness. And we need to do something about it.5The virus has messed up the lives of so many.Credit: PAress AssociationChristmas brings that into sharper focus. Christmas gives many of us, Christian or not, a change of pace, the chance to spend time with friends and family. But this year millions of us will be alone.Even before Covid, we knew loneliness was a crisis. Surveys show half of us feel lonely at least sometimes. A growing number are lonely most of the time.One Christmas I was almost alone except for my dad, who drank. I was just looking out of the window at family groups. It was grim. Lo neliness is deadly serious. Scientists have found Mlfk Soldiers of suicide to be remembered at Victoria candlelight ceremonyThe City of Victoria will forgo its first opportunity for federal-provincial funding for the new Crystal Pool and Wellness Centre in favour of further consideration of an alternative site.Nearly 80 per cent 鈥?and $2 million worth鈥?of planning has been finished for the new facility at the south-west corner of Central Park, across from its current location. Council has labeled this spot as Project A. However, feedback from the North Park Neighbourhood As sociation NPNA and the Victoria Downtown Residents Association VDRA argued for an alternative site at the parking lot behind the Save-On-Foods Memor ial Arena after citing a lack of public consultation, and a potential loss of greenspace. This site option has been titled Project B. READ MORE: Victoria Curling Club, arena parking lot considered for new Crystal Pool locationREAD MORE: Victoria Curling Club wants to be part of new Crystal Pool Facility after lease renewal endsWhile the City owns the arena property, it is operated by RG Properties in a long-term lease until 2042.However, in a discussion with RG properties owner Graham Lee, Helps said the option was open. He was very interested in exploring the project. There are a lot of synergies between an arena and swimming pool, and theres potential to save a lot of energy in sharing the heating and cooling systems, said Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps, adding that his only caveat in their preliminary discussion is that he doesnt want to lose any net parking. Hes got a contract
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EARLY yesterday we headed to Agia Marina with British journalists to view the area known as the Abyss caves following fears Dr Mich ael Mosley may hav e fallen in there.What we found was much worse than anything I could have ever imagined.8Dr Mosleys聽body was found on rocky ground close to a beach bar on the Greek island of Symi on Saturday morningCredit: Rex8The TV doctor is pictured for the last time on the beach before heading offCredit: Facebook8The Sun has seen CCTV which appears to show his last movements before he sinks close to the spot his body was foundHe had endured more than a two-hour walk in searing temperatures to get to this point.Sun photographer Simon Jones and I wanted to film a piece explaining the latest development.But we were interrupted by the bars manager who was indicating he had seen something on the other side of the barbed wire fence.聽I peered over and saw the body of Dr Mosley, with a dropped umbrella nearby.I froze. It was horrifying and incredibly overwhelming. I was hit by an intense shock and sadness. I felt sick and at several points I was on the verge of tears .It is among the saddest stories I have worked on.Immediately I dashed back to the restaurant area where everyone else was to help raise the alarm. Theres a body over there, I said, as the bar manager got his colleague to phone the police.Most read in CelebrityPHONE IT INT-Mobile users can get $25,000 payments from data breach settlement in weeksMONEY, PLEASENew round of stimulus Wzxd Furious London 7/7 survivors slam barbaric Disney as it films shocking scenes recreating fatal bombings for TV drama
Teachers rallied o utside South Saanich MLA Lana Pophams constituency office on Glanford Avenue on Thursday Nov. 14 in support of striking school support staff members of CUPE Local 441. They were greeted by honks of support from passing traffic along Glanford Ave. One man even rolled down his truck window, extended a raised thumb and shouted: keep fighting the good fight. Support staff from Sch ool District 63 SD63 have been on strike for nearly three weeks now in hopes of achieving pay parity with local districts such as Sooke and Victoria. They say it impacts educational quality in the District. Parents/guardians, students and teachers are now calling on provincial politicians to step in so they can get kids back into classrooms.READ MORE: Sidney calls on provincial government to appoint mediator to resolve strikeSaanich Teachers Association President Don Peterson said Saanich school teachers support the CUPE job action. We really want to get back to work as soon as we can, Peterson said, we feel the only way to do that is to put pressure on Government to make that happen, they need to be stepping in. Peterson said the Associatio n had yet to hear any comment from local MLA Lana Popham on the strike so far. This is happening in her riding, its important that shes speaking out on behalf of the workers in her riding, Peterson said.READ ALSO: Parents plan second rally as CUPE 441 strike in SD63 stretches into third weekPopham released a statement shortly after 2:30 p.m.
EARLY yesterday we headed to Agia Marina with British journalists to view the area known as the Abyss caves following fears Dr Mich ael Mosley may hav e fallen in there.What we found was much worse than anything I could have ever imagined.8Dr Mosleys聽body was found on rocky ground close to a beach bar on the Greek island of Symi on Saturday morningCredit: Rex8The TV doctor is pictured for the last time on the beach before heading offCredit: Facebook8The Sun has seen CCTV which appears to show his last movements before he sinks close to the spot his body was foundHe had endured more than a two-hour walk in searing temperatures to get to this point.Sun photographer Simon Jones and I wanted to film a piece explaining the latest development.But we were interrupted by the bars manager who was indicating he had seen something on the other side of the barbed wire fence.聽I peered over and saw the body of Dr Mosley, with a dropped umbrella nearby.I froze. It was horrifying and incredibly overwhelming. I was hit by an intense shock and sadness. I felt sick and at several points I was on the verge of tears .It is among the saddest stories I have worked on.Immediately I dashed back to the restaurant area where everyone else was to help raise the alarm. Theres a body over there, I said, as the bar manager got his colleague to phone the police.Most read in CelebrityPHONE IT INT-Mobile users can get $25,000 payments from data breach settlement in weeksMONEY, PLEASENew round of stimulus Wzxd Furious London 7/7 survivors slam barbaric Disney as it films shocking scenes recreating fatal bombings for TV drama
Teachers rallied o utside South Saanich MLA Lana Pophams constituency office on Glanford Avenue on Thursday Nov. 14 in support of striking school support staff members of CUPE Local 441. They were greeted by honks of support from passing traffic along Glanford Ave. One man even rolled down his truck window, extended a raised thumb and shouted: keep fighting the good fight. Support staff from Sch ool District 63 SD63 have been on strike for nearly three weeks now in hopes of achieving pay parity with local districts such as Sooke and Victoria. They say it impacts educational quality in the District. Parents/guardians, students and teachers are now calling on provincial politicians to step in so they can get kids back into classrooms.READ MORE: Sidney calls on provincial government to appoint mediator to resolve strikeSaanich Teachers Association President Don Peterson said Saanich school teachers support the CUPE job action. We really want to get back to work as soon as we can, Peterson said, we feel the only way to do that is to put pressure on Government to make that happen, they need to be stepping in. Peterson said the Associatio n had yet to hear any comment from local MLA Lana Popham on the strike so far. This is happening in her riding, its important that shes speaking out on behalf of the workers in her riding, Peterson said.READ ALSO: Parents plan second rally as CUPE 441 strike in SD63 stretches into third weekPopham released a statement shortly after 2:30 p.m.