Opinion

‘Friendly amendments,’ more recesses than a primary school and something called ‘spatial justice’ made for insightful week

Occasionally, when people say I can’t do something I like to prove them wrong...

It’s not every day we pull back the curtain and reveal the wizardry that keeps this newspaper churning. But today is that day.

One Burnaby environmentalist wonders why trail repairs were being done during a rainstorm

One of the last bills to be introduced in the current legislative session is going to be one of the most closely watched. A package of changes that could finally open the door in B.C. to ride-hailing companies will be introduced, likely next week.

For the most part in Canada, school children are given equal opportunities to succeed. But some children — those who are Indigenous, in foster care, disabled or from certain racial groups — are left behind, a new report from UNICEF says.

They stood and cheered when the Greater Victoria Police Pipe Band, fresh from a Remembrance Day ceremony, played its way into the Britannia Legion on Sunday.

Tripling the empty homes tax, building 25,000 non-profit ‘affordable homes’ among new mayor’s agenda

Costs of replacing Edith Cavell elementary cheaper in the long run, according to report

Regardless of where you stand on proportional representation , one thing is clear: Premier John Horgan has embraced the embarrassing-dad-trying-to-be-cool approach with such a lack of self-consciousness or vanity, it’s almost admirable.