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Public input period set to begin on Bamberton quarry expansion

Public input period set to begin on Bamberton quarry expansion

A Mill Bay resident who was one of the first to raise the alarm over the quarry expansion plans said the comment period and virtual information session don鈥檛 seem adequate.
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In sign of 'resilient economy,' strong demand for industrial space on Island

In sign of 'resilient economy,' strong demand for industrial space on Island

鈥淲e鈥檝e seen a strong road to recovery for industrial and commercial properties across the 91原创 Island region for the 2022 and 2023 roll years,鈥� says Jodie MacLennan, deputy assessor. 鈥淭hese properties are in high demand.鈥�
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As 'Three Amigos' meet in Mexico, experts call on leaders for North American vision

As 'Three Amigos' meet in Mexico, experts call on leaders for North American vision

A call for a North American vision
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Electric boats at tech show: Pitched as cleaner and quieter

Electric boats at tech show: Pitched as cleaner and quieter

These early electric boat models are expensive, heavy and could cause serious 鈥渞ange anxiety.鈥�
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Seattle schools sue tech giants over social media harm

Seattle schools sue tech giants over social media harm

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat are targets of lawsuit alleging students have been harmed.
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Former B.C. premier Glen Clark explains why he's leaving Jim Pattison Group after 22 years

Former B.C. premier Glen Clark explains why he's leaving Jim Pattison Group after 22 years

For the last 10 years, Clark has been the company president, and the chief operating officer for the last seven. In 2022, the company had 60,000 employees in 97 countries, and did $16 billion in sales.
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Nanaimo Chamber parts ways with long-time president

Nanaimo Chamber parts ways with long-time president

鈥淭hey suggested that it was time to go our separate directions.鈥�
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Victoria's unemployment rate drops slightly to 3.4 per cent

Victoria's unemployment rate drops slightly to 3.4 per cent

The region鈥檚 construction sites and the hospitality industry showed significant gains compared to the same time last year.
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New outdoor-living store to open under Capital Iron name

New outdoor-living store to open under Capital Iron name

The owner of West Coast Appliances has purchased the Capital Iron name and intellectual property, and intends to open a new Capital Iron store this year.
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Glen Clark out of Jim Pattison Group C-suite

Glen Clark out of Jim Pattison Group C-suite

The former B.C NDP premier will remain on the boards of two companies of which Pattison is the largest shareholder.
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