Driving

Pedro Arrais review: Mirai harnesses the power of hydrogen

Pedro Arrais / Times Colonist

The 2020 Toyota Mirai is at the forefront of the “Which came first: The chicken or the egg?” conundrum. The Mirai is Toyota’s flagship green vehicle, one that boasts zero-emission ...

Steve Wallace: Spring is prime time for wildlife on the road

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B.C.'s new no-fault vehicle insurance system to scrap payments for future earnings

Ride-hailing OK’d for Greater Victoria; firm that skirted rules given another chance

Mayor to 'move on' after Uber wins injunction against fines in Surrey, B.C.

Steve Wallace: Time for senior drivers to get vocal on mandatory medical ...

Pedro Arrais review: Small Volvo SUV goes big on features

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Uber loses $1.1B investing in food delivery, driverless cars

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Uber lawyer says Surrey mayor 'unintelligible' in his opposition to ...

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Photo galleries from the Times Colonist

Photo gallery: Day 5 and 6 of pipeline protests in Victoria

Photo Gallery: Pipeline activists rally in support of Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs

Photo Gallery: Images from the Vancouver Island floods

Photo gallery: A winter wonderland through our photographers' lenses

Photo gallery: Greater Victoria loves a snow day!

2019: The year in pictures, as chosen by Times Colonist senior photographer

Photo gallery: Labour Day long weekend fun at the Saanich Fair

Saturday photo gallery: Paint-In and Deuce Days

Photos: 2019 Victoria Pride Parade

Photo gallery: Island Farms Victoria Day Parade

Photo Gallery: Welcome to the world Archie Harrison!

Gallery: Kids' weather art

Photo gallery: Student climate strike in Victoria and around the world

Photos: In search of the Spirit Bear

Photo gallery: Readers' snow photos

Photo gallery: Greater Victoria gets a taste of winter

Photo gallery: Victoria's Chinatown celebrates Lunar New Year with parade

Photo gallery: Snow day!

Photo gallery: 2019 Women's March Victoria

Photo gallery: Push! How to load a helicopter into a giant Russian cargo plane

Columnists

Les Leyne: Remarkable organizing prowess fuels protests

Les Leyne / Times Colonist

The motives and validity of the protest shutdowns are up for debate, but the organizational prowess is beyond dispute. It’s a remarkable achievement to co-ordinate thousands of people in massive . . .

B.C.

‘It was a true love story’: Squamish man visits memorial bench as gondola reopens

Glenda Luymes / Vancouver Sun

VANCOUVER — If you rode the Sea to Sky Gondola the summer of 2014, you may have seen them. A man and a woman, walking arm in arm, often on the Spirit Trail, where the views of Sky Pilot Mountain . . .

Editorial Cartoon

Adrian Raeside cartoon: the impact of anti-pipeline protesters

Times Colonist

Protests against a pipeline in northern B.C. started in Victoria on Feb. 6, and have continued every day since. On several days, the Johnson Street Bridge and the Point Ellice Bridge on Bay Street . . .

Op-Ed

Comment: Whose land? Whose laws? B.C. needs to change its name

Nicholas XEMŦOLTW̱ Claxton,  John Price / Times Colonist

In his amazing 2016 exhibit “Unceded Territories,” Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun called for the renaming of British Columbia (#RenameBC). Almost all of the province is unceded, he said at the time: “. . .

Local

Jack Knox: How a Victoria cop kept the Great One safe 10 years ago

Jack Knox / Times Colonist

The opening ceremony of the Vancouver Olympics was 10 years ago today, which means it has been exactly that long since Tony Parks stopped Wayne Gretzky from falling out of a pickup truck. VicPD’s. . .

Food & Drink

Eric Akis: Steak Diane stands the test of time

Eric Akis / Times Colonist

When I was a chef’s apprentice in the early 1980s, the hotel I worked in had a fine-dining restaurant. That restaurant, as with others in that era, offered several dishes that were prepared on a . . .

Business

After legal dispute, Saanich Peninsula marijuana ‘bunker’ is ready to grow again

Andrew Duffy / Times Colonist

The owner of the Saanich Peninsula’s standalone cinder-block marijuana-growing room says he’s preparing to lease out the 5,600-square-foot space after getting back thousands of dollars worth of . . .

Sports

Mayors issue challenge to see who fares best in TC10K

Cleve Dheensaw / Times Colonist

A mayors’ challenge will highlight the 31st Times Colonist 10K on April 26. “A number of us [Greater Victoria mayors] run the race, so we thought it would be fun to officially make it a challenge. . .

Local

Man missing for eight years, family finds him in Victoria

Jack Knox / Times Colonist

For eight gut-wrenching years, Dan Thanh Vo’s family thought he was dead. Then, in November, came the stunning news: Dan, living with severe mental illness, had been found on the streets in . . .

Local

Photo gallery: Day 5 and 6 of pipeline protests in Victoria

Times Colonist

Protests against the GasLink pipeline project in northern B.C. continue with demonstrators occupying the steps at the legislature for the sixth day today. On Monday, both the Johnson Street and Bay Street bridges were blocked by protesters.

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