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OneBC (a party of two) is finally no longer recognized by the Speaker in the Legislature as an official party. The two MLAs, Dallas Brodie and Tara...

Scary Christmas. No, no, no, that’s not how I want to start! I want to start in a major key. Please, take 2 minutes, 52 seconds on YouTube to watch...

Today is the winter solstice, an auspicious time for humankind for millennia, long before Christianity, ever since we first learned to keep track of...

Re: “All local municipalities need to help the vulnerable,” letter, Dec. 18. This is such a poor idea, lacking in understanding how the street...

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A commentary by the president and CEO of B.C. Ferries. Several incorrect statements appeared in a Dec. 15 commentary about B.C. Ferries’...

Recent coverage of the menorah lighting in Victoria downplays and oversimplifies the serious concerns of the Jewish community. Our federal government...

A commentary by an award-winning author, playwright and filmmaker who lives in Saanich. Hours before sundown, on the first day of Chanukah in...

It’s no secret that the City of Victoria is carrying the lion’s share of providing shelter, services, and supportive housing for our vulnerable...

A commentary by a retired architect who lives in Victoria. In 1948, at Halifax harbour, a large group of Jewish Holocaust survivors from Europe...

A commentary by a longtime journalist and author of Fallen Behind, a book on world freedom of information laws. A year ago, John Horgan, the New...

The antisemitic shooting attack on Bondi Beach, Australia, elicited the usual condemnation from political leaders across the world. It remains to be...

A commentary by a resident of North Saanich. Who doesn’t like the idea of a bylaw that protects the trees in our neighbourhoods that provide a...

How often have builders ignored stupid locals who said not to build there because of flooding and such that happened many years ago? Stuff happens,...

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A commentary by the founding director of the resource and environmental planning program at Simon Fraser University. He is a former deputy minister of...

I’m no fan of the Conservatives, but news that former Conservative MP Michael Ma has now joined his former colleague Chris d’Entremont in...

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A commentary by a Denman Island resident. To increase funding and ward off fare hikes “well in excess of 30%” in two years, B.C. Ferries...

I like Christmas carols, but like many men, I like them best at Christmas time. Christmas time, as helpfully noted on every single calendar in the...

We are nearing the end of a strange and horrific year brought on by actions and conditions largely not of our own making. For Canada, it has been a...

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I am dumbfounded by the City of Victoria’s claim that renting out the former Romeo’s and Urbana Kitchens properties — purchased for $11 million...

A commentary by a Victoria resident. Island Health’s plan to save $60 million by reducing non-contract staff has made headlines. There is a much...

Historically speaking, those who sow division have never been the good guys. Racists have always been the bad guys. Most humans cherish kindness. Most...

A commentary by a Saanich resident who spent 15 years in the forest industry and has been advocating for systemic change in forest practices since...

A commentary by a Saanich resident. I have read with interest the recent letters from those who praised Sir Arthur Currie and others critical of him....

A change in the law so that anyone running for mayor or council must live within the boundaries of the municipality of Victoria. A change in the law...

A commentary by a Victoria resident. I have great sympathy for mill workers in Crofton and Chemainus and the other 43 mills in towns throughout B.C....

With news of the Crofton mill closure, we see the mayors and other spokespersons of the Alliance of Resource Communities busily blaming the provincial...

Victoria Coun. Matt Dell wants us to believe council (basically the gang of five) struggles mightily to reduce another humongous tax grab from...

A commentary. Dr. Diane McIntosh is a psychiatrist, author and clinical assistant professor at the University of British Columbia and is chief...

The Crofton mill was one of the few pulp or paper mills on Vancouver Island. There is only one left, in Port Alberni. British Columbians used to...

A commentary by a Sitka, Alaska resident who has been commercial fishing since 1989. He serves on the board of the Alaska Longline Fishermen’s...


Over the past two years, I’ve spent a total of four weeks over three separate visits in Montreal, where I drove, walked and cycled at various times....


A commentary by a co-founder of the Nanaimo Heart Sisters, which was launched in 2009. The Nanaimo Heart Sisters is a non-profit group in Central...


The world’s longest and deepest undersea road tunnel is being built in Norway, intended to cut travel time between major cities and become part of a...


Instead of tinkering with the unpopular and uncalled-for demolition of Centennial Square, Victoria city council might consider buying the...


Re: “Renters should carry some of the municipal tax burden,” commentary, Nov. 26. I agree with Geoff Young, but I disagree with the complex...

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A commentary by a co-chair of the South Peace Division of Family Practice The Nov. 23 story on insertion of IUDs (intra-uterine contraception...


I am angry to hear the announcement of a memorandum of agreement proposing a new pipeline between Alberta and the Northern B.C. coastline, and I...


Belonging is at the core of a charitable organization’s impact. When people feel like they truly belong, they participate more fully, share their...

Another COP, another cop-out! As anyone who pays the slightest attention to the news must know by now, COP30, the annual global climate change...

A commentary by the chief commissioner of the British Columbia Treaty Commission, with commissioners Edward John, George Abbott and Liseanne...

Scientists have discovered that every individual human being has a unique scent profile, kind of like a fingerprint. What is obvious to every dog on...

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A commentary by a Victoria resident. Recalling her own family’s tragic experience with addiction — and our government’s utter incapacity to...

Re: “Renters should carry some of the municipal tax burden,” commentary, Nov. 26. After reading this, I thought to myself, “What a great idea,...
