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No bragging rights come with Greater Victoria’s ranking as the place with the second-least-affordable housing market in the country.

The police are justified in cracking down on people who drive vehicles with tinted windows — a car owner’s vanity should not trump safety — but why does the law allow windows to be tinted in the first place? The Capital Regional District Integrated R

Never mind the scary creatures you imagine are lurking under your bed — a truly frightening monster is the one that might be lurking under your lawn. Aging underground oil tanks are a major risk to the environment and homeowners’ bank accounts.

Those whose remains are buried on Grace Islet can soon rest in peace. The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ government said this week it will be part of a partnership that will buy the rocky islet in Saltspring Island’s Ganges Harbour.

The murder in Paris of 10 magazine employees, three police officers and four hostages has gripped the world.

Saanich’s mayor and council have to step back from the battle that threatens to bring the municipality’s business grinding to a halt.

Crafting legislation helps create the impression that a government is doing something, but new laws are pointless if the means aren’t provided for enforcement.

The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ government has finally ’fessed up — those sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Hydro dividends are not really dividends after all. It’s time politicians stopped playing shell games with the public’s money. Energy Minister Bill Bennett has made a start.

Looking for a fresh start to the new year? Join one of the training clinics for the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ 10K race, which start this week. Whether you walk or run, the clinic will get you in shape for the second largest 10K in sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½.

The crowd of 200 or so on the legislature lawn Sunday was a small one compared to the massive rallies elsewhere in the world, especially in France, where millions have taken to the streets, but the purpose was the same — to stand up for freedom of ex