Opinion

In an article in the Times Colonist (“Northern coast ferry service changing, but alive,” comment, March 2), Transportation Minister Todd Stone and Tourism Minister Naomi Yamamoto said they value the tourism industry along the circle routes fed by the

A change to the Park Act was introduced last month to provide increased clarity and certainty about certain uses of B.C. parks. Sounds benign.

There’s no doubt that Pierre Karl Péladeau could be a game-changer in the Quebec election, but perhaps not in the sense Pauline Marois was hoping for when she recruited him as a star candidate for the Parti Québécois.

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The comeback is complete. Down 3-1 in the series, the Victoria Grizzlies clawed their way back to an opening B.C.

It is not certain that Pauline Marois and the Parti Québécois will win a majority government in Quebec next month.

Coastal community residents vented years of frustration about B.C. Ferries at a demonstration on Tuesday, but rally-goers and the government seem to be talking past each other.

A palpable electoral cynicism underlies Quebec’s proposed charter of values.

I am not supposed to tell you this, but I have not had a cup of coffee or any caffeinated beverage for the past eight days. No I am not on doctor’s orders and this is not some strange diet. It is Lent.

This is a letter from the chief of the Williams Lake Indian band, published in the Daily British Colonist on Nov. 7, 1879. It was cited by the Specific Claims Tribunal in a Feb.