Opinion

Many survey respondents say they are “Albertans first and Canadians second."

B.C. government's $9.7 billion budget deficit forecast turns into $1.3 billion surplus

More than four in five people are “very proud” of the province that they live in.

While we complain every year about wasps, we should really be concerned about the overall decline in flying insects, including pollinators

Richmond News reporter Maria Rantanen grapples with the senseless loss of her son amid an opioid crisis that no government seems to have solutions for.

A new survey measured attitudes toward government among Canadians and Americans and found immense differences.

Water has a good case for feeling left out.

In January 2021, when Research Co. and Glacier Media first asked Canadians about noise, we thought the situation was dire. More than a quarter of Canadians (27 per cent) told us that their city or town had become noisier in the past 12 months.

Greater Victoria is overseen by a patchwork of councils, each with its own agenda and suite of services. No other Canadian community of this size is divided this way.

Four in five British Columbians say they believe homelessness has increased in the province over the past three years.