Opinion

Katelyn Crabtree was hired in September without any pomp or circumstance

Australian ditches city after seven years of damp weather, unfriendly people and corruption

New Democrat Sheila Malcolmson maintained the status quo in Nanaimo and B.C. Wednesday night. The big new development was the Green collapse. Malcolmson withstood a strong challenge from B.C.

If we are lucky, or fluky, we all have a brush with fame.

Whenever we drunkenly walk over the Granville Street Bridge, or any Vancouver bridge for that matter, the predominant thought in our mind as traffic whizzes by us is “You know what would make this better? If traffic was on BOTH sides of us rather tha

The man accused of murdering Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen in 2017 was in court yesterday (Tuesday) for an uneventful appearance.

There’s one potential outcome to today’s Nanaimo byelection that should be welcomed by people of all faiths, races and political beliefs. It’s the resurrection of the phrase “the full Nanaimo,” with a new definition.

Green of all shades becoming a theme at city hall

I write to you from Nanning in southern China where I have spent the past week. With an administrative area population of seven million, it ranks as the country’s 40 th largest city. That’s not a typo.

Kennedy Stewart met Monday in Ottawa with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau