Opinion

'I think the residents of Sechelt have to give John Henderson at least some credit for trying to get a more immediate water supply for the Sunshine Coast.'

There’s a town hall about fire protection at the Roberts Creek Community Hall Feb. 26 from noon to 2 p.m.

An eye-watering severance payment to a top government official who was then immediately awarded another job has shone a spotlight on loopholes that need to be fixed to limit unnecessary costs to taxpayers.

Close to a thousand displaced Ukrainians have found safety on Vancouver Island since the Feb. 24, 2022, Russian invasion. More are coming.

A decision Thursday by the Supreme Court of Canada has left British Columbia as the province where it is perhaps the most difficult for journalists to protect their confidential sources.

Only 21 per cent of Canadians claim to have met the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines every week for the past three months.

The owner of a cross-border water taxi service has been told that under Canadian rules, his boat must come and go from a ferry terminal — not exactly an ideal fit for a 23-foot vessel on no fixed schedule.

“The government’s mismanagement of the house on all fronts has been at a level that none of us have seen for a good number of years.”

More than half are satisfied with the way the provincial government has managed the pandemic.

David Eby was left to solve an uncomfortable dilemma not of his own making this month.