Driving

Steve Wallace: Readers shine light on road peeves

Steve Wallace / Times Colonist

Stephen wants to remind all readers of the opportunity to claim rat and rodent damage on one’s insurance. He maintains that depending on the coverage, it can be claimed in the ...

Driving

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Driving

Steve Wallace: Winter tires key to safe driving in snow

Driving

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Food & Drink

Eric Akis: Moroccan-style chicken has spice and tang

Eric Akis / Times Colonist

A casserole filled with saucy, bubbling hot chicken always makes for a fine Sunday dinner. The options are many, from cacciatore to coq au vin. But if you’re looking for something with a little . . .

Local

Boost for Island’s container-ship capacity in $105M Duke Point expansion

Carla Wilson / Times Colonist

A $105-million public-private expansion of the Duke Point Terminal is being touted as the key to ­opening up Vancouver Island to more container shipping and to enhance its ability to send shipments. . .

Local

Island transferred to W̱SÁNEĆ in act of reconciliation

Jeff Bell / Times Colonist

A Sidney-area island with important cultural links to the W̱SÁNEĆ people has been transferred to their leadership council in an act of reconciliation. The Land Conservancy of B.C. announced a . . .

Local

Jack Knox: Chased by the faceless mob, he fled to Victoria

Jack Knox / Times Colonist

You would hope a positive COVID diagnosis would elicit a measure of sympathy. Instead, Cortland Cronk, blamed for bringing the virus to New Brunswick, was hounded so badly that he fled to . . .

Local

Island man wants help, not charges, for woman who took his truck with son inside

Carla Wilson / Times Colonist

When a woman in the middle of a drug-induced psychosis stole his pickup truck with his eight-year-old son in the back seat, Qualicum Beach’s Aaron Johnson had a surprising reaction: compassion. . . .

Local

Local artist insists stone pillar is '110 per cent' his carving, will meet with museum

Louise Dickson / Times Colonist

A local artist says he couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw a photo of his rock carving being heralded as an Indigenous artifact by the Royal British Columbia Museum.“I was totally surprised,” Ray . . .

Local

Pender Island couple only eating what they can grow and catch

Darron Kloster / Times Colonist

Stef Lowey would love a slice a pizza, but a seaweed salad with grated bull kelp, beets and carrots will have to do. Likewise for Chris Hall. A Starbucks would go down well right about now, but . . .

Local

Deaths of tiny songbirds linked to salmonella in feeders

Darron Kloster / Times Colonist

Tiny songbirds are dying on the south Island and other parts of the province from a salmonella outbreak linked to bird feeders and baths. Pine siskins, nomadic finches with pointed bills and . . .

Local

Dangerous driver ordered to write essay on struggles of quadriplegic victim

Joe Fries / Penticton Herald

PENTICTON — As part of a highly personalized plea deal, the man responsible for a head-on collision that left a Victoria woman a quadriplegic three years ago will have to write an essay detailing the. . .

Local

Birth mother won't face charges for abandoning infant in ditch in 1986

Louise Dickson / Times Colonist

A woman who abandoned her newborn baby girl in a ditch on Triangle Mountain 34 years ago will not face criminal charges. The Crown has decided not to prosecute the woman, who was 17 when she . . .

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