Editorials

Higher gas prices are said to drive us to take public transit. Are we there yet?

Private members bill would eliminate $61-a-day per diem for local MLAs in Greater Victoria

There remains a lot to learn when it comes to understanding mental illness, and removing the stigma associated with it.

First of all, the oil companies don’t care.

It does not require seniors to use a computer program

More than a hundred people gathered on the waterfront in Qualicum Beach Sunday to mark the community’s annual celebration of Earth Day.

There are legitimate reasons for opposition to any civic development project, and that can certainly be held true for a housing development that would serve a range of at-risk or vulnerable residents.

Scammers prey on regular people’s fear of being hit with a huge bill

The more and more ballistic the hyperbole from Alberta and other Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion supporters gets, the calmer and more reasoned B.C. Premier John Horgan seems.

The usual news of the day seemed to lose its importance this weekend.