Cowichan clamps down on late-night partying; parks access restricted
The Cowichan Valley Regional District is reminding campers before the long weekend that certain ...
Toddler OK after falling out of 2nd floor window at Surrey home
SURREY — A three-year-old girl fell through the second-floor window of a Surrey home on Thursday...
Independent probe clears B.C. police officers
SURREY — A police officer had no choice but to shoot a knife-wielding Vancouver man last October...
More kitchen scraps collected than expected
Victoria’s new kitchen-scrap collection program is ...
‘Hatchet hitchhiker’ spent time living in Tofino
A former Tofino housekeeper who gained Internet ...
Highest gas prices since 2008 pump wallets of drivers in Victoria area
Capital region drivers are paying prices not seen ...
Steven Point resigns from vulnerable women panel, cites lawsuits in Pickton case
Former lieutenant governor Steven Point has ...
Cowichan district to close six schools and charge students $200 a year to ride buses
The Cowichan Valley school district will close six ...
Victoria police and marina PR firm tapped to take on sewage
The Victoria communications firm that helped ...
Victoria parking machines could sell bus passes
Victoria Mayor Dean Fortin hopes the city will be ...
B.C. Liberals prepare to rebuild on Vancouver Island
The B.C. Liberals may have won a new majority ...
Cancer agency not worried about mammography technology at Victoria clinic
The B.C. Cancer Agency says it’s not concerned that...
HMCS Victoria submarine open to public tours this weekend
Victoria’s namesake submarine will be open for ...
Sooke drops fees to encourage high-density development
Sooke is once again looking to give building ...
Steve Wallace: Teens face a ‘triple threat’ on the road
Excessive speed is a factor in many fatal crashes ...
Editorial: Women in jail denied rights
Women in custody in Greater Victoria are punished before they even come to trial. The lack of accommodation for female prisoners on Vancouver ...
Comment: Time for the majority to be politically engaged
The big winner in B.C.’s provincial elections this week was the “no show” party. Estimates put the turnout at about 52 per cent of the ...
Times Colonist
Condo Smarts: Tale of two tax men and strata corporations
Tony Gioventu / Times Colonist
Life
They flush, they sing, they look like thrones: potty seats abound for tots, hopeful parents
Leanne Italie / The Associated Press
Music
Astronaut Hadfield's made-in-space music video of Bowie's 'Space Oddity'
Marcia Dunn / The Associated Press
Times Colonist
Monitor: Discrimination against women behind bars
Louise Dickson / Times Colonist
Health
Birth complications on the rise
Richard Watts / Times Colonist
