Student's killer on parole
Charges after investigation
Hostage was on captor 
Regulating power prices
Gen X is raking it in
LeBlanc laying groundwork
US vetoes UN resolution
$100M Nassar settlement
12 Trump jurors picked
Rates slow green economy
Vicinity hires president,
Record housing starts
Warriors ready for Round 2
Kalamalka Bowl cancelled
Rockets live to fight on
Rihanna's parenting ‘hack’
Tarantino scraps film
Munn talks cancer battle
Writer's Bloc
Underground economy shortchanging workers and the public purse
Dishonest construction contractors who under-report income or deliberately misclassify their workers to evade tax and employment fees are costing the B.C....
How much bark and bite is left in this Tory leadership underdog?
How is it possible to be the underdog in a political party leadership race when you are: a) a former leader who kept the lights on at the party’s lowest...
Eating for better heart health this Hypertension Awareness Month
Eating for better heart health this Hypertension Awareness Month May is Hypertension Awareness Month and a great reminder for us to check in on our heart...
The world is on the brink of a food shortage
It’s likely that more than 100 million additional people will experience either famine or acute hunger, something we've never seen before Food supply...
BC Liberal leader Kevin Falcon set to make B.C. politics more interesting
Typically, historically, graciously, when a byelection is called to permit a brand new party leader to gain a legislative seat, the opponent parties typically,...
B.C.'s court fight negates lofty rhetoric about devotion to Indigenous reconciliation
B.C.'s NDP government has taken another run at proving its devotion to Indigenous reconciliation, but all it did was widen the gulf between what it is...
Primary care shortage is hurting care for everyone
The impact on access for patients without a family doctor is no surprise. The alarms have been sounding for some time. While the cause of the crisis is...
Tale of the mansion Meghan and Harry stayed in on Vancouver Island
During the Megxit madness of a couple of years back, when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle decided to step back from royal life, one of the great mysteries was...
Public fears of COVID-19 haven’t eased over past month
April 2022 could have been a special month for Canadians. COVID-19 restrictions were no longer in place and an Easter celebration loomed as a great opportunity...
Agritech investments needed now to shore up B.C. food security
The well-worn line is that economists have predicted nine of the last five recessions. The 2022 version ought to be that nine of the last five have insisted the...
Important to remember all your vaccinations, not just for ones for COVID-19
Vaccines have been an important topic of discussion over the past two years. They play a critical role in keeping you, your loved ones and our community safe...
Poll finds human interaction trumps tech for some communications
For the past few weeks, Canadians have begun to plan a return to life after the COVID-19 pandemic. In a country with high vaccination rates and no lockdowns, we...
Are meals in the metaverse a new frontier for restaurants?
The potential crossover between the real food world and a virtual one in the metaverse can help companies look at the market differently Some restaurants are...
Neighbourhood hubs needed as social isolation increases
As the City of Victoria runs its campaign to get a sense of what residents would like to see in future neighbourhood hubs to be built around the city, a recent...
B.C. finance minister defends scrapping balanced budget law
The NDP government’s $172,568-a-year cabinet ministers have personally incurred several thousand dollars in penalties under a balanced-budget law during...
Evolution trumps creationism for Canadians, poll finds
Religion, and the way we interpret its precepts and teachings, has rarely been a prominent fixture in Canadian politics. In the United States, however, the...
Is greed driving the beef industry to a legal showdown?
A Quebec-based group is leading a class-action lawsuit aimed at major federally-licensed beef packers. Cargill, JBS Foods, Tyson Foods and National Beef Packing...
Liberal-NDP deal full of big-ticket items but no plan to pay for them
Now that the years-long Liberal-NDP courtship has turned official, Canadians should brace themselves for an unwelcome raft of higher taxes and unsustainable...
Legislature committee offering theatre of absurd in discussing FOI law
The NDP’s information and privacy debacle from last fall has moved off centre stage, but continued its run until recently in a theatre-of-the-absurd...
A progressive tax on all forms of wealth would reduce inequality
A few weeks ago, before Russia invaded Ukraine and began committing war crimes that have shocked the world (in a way that should have but, to our shame, did not...
