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Les Leyne: Old-growth logging deferrals accelerating

Les Leyne: Old-growth logging deferrals accelerating

B.C. government is offering millions of dollars to help companies and workers dealing with the impact of restrictions on old-growth logging.
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Letters Feb. 16: Can negotiations end the Ukraine war?; fitness facilities should be part of housing expansion

Letters Feb. 16: Can negotiations end the Ukraine war?; fitness facilities should be part of housing expansion

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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Vandalism in downtown Victoria

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Vandalism in downtown Victoria

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Comment: Big challenges and opportunities for this B.C. budget

Comment: Big challenges and opportunities for this B.C. budget

The good news is that B.C. has more than enough fiscal and economic capacity to increase critical public investments to address these crises.
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Letters Feb. 15: Who gets to use the emergency department?; the costs of running a restaurant

Letters Feb. 15: Who gets to use the emergency department?; the costs of running a restaurant

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Comment: Local municipalities are racking up bigger surpluses

Comment: Local municipalities are racking up bigger surpluses

Surpluses are a 鈥渞ainy-day鈥� fund for municipalities, but the millions set aside for contingencies raise questions when taxes are being raised.
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: What's that, up in the sky?

Adrian Raeside cartoon: What's that, up in the sky?

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Letters Feb. 14: RBCM artifacts returning to their creators; new Crystal Pool isn't a priority

Letters Feb. 14: RBCM artifacts returning to their creators; new Crystal Pool isn't a priority

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Letters Feb. 13: Using emergency rooms, fixing the Malahat, debating rail

Letters Feb. 13: Using emergency rooms, fixing the Malahat, debating rail

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Comment: Throughout Greater Victoria, neighbourhoods must evolve

Comment: Throughout Greater Victoria, neighbourhoods must evolve

It is a strange phenomenon that so many who are secure in their own homes seem to feel it is their prerogative to actively discourage or even refuse any new homes being built for others.
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