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When provincial NDP leader Adrian Dix announced his party’s green policy last Monday, Ken Wu of the Ancient Forest Alliance was less than impressed: “The NDP’s environment platform is like a blurry moving sasquatch video in regards to potential old-g

Fruits and vegetables fresh from the farmer’s field are a delicious part of life in Greater Victoria.

The shoes are ready, the training is over and thousands of runners and walkers are counting the sleeps to Sunday’s sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ 10K. Almost 12,000 are registered to toe the starting line.

The Capital Regional District is moving closer to extending its Clean Air Bylaw to prohibit smoking in parks, playgrounds, public squares and beaches.

The Haida Salmon Restoration Corp. is courting international outrage with its plan to pour tonnes of iron into the ocean in a second bid to boost salmon stocks.

During last month’s storm, the wind turned lights off in the capital region. Now TimberWest wants to see if there’s enough wind on southern Vancouver Island to keep the lights on.

A U.S. proposal for a border-crossing fee isn’t meant to be an attack on Canadians, but it’s still a poor idea. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is asking Congress to authorize study of a fee to be charged people who enter the U.S. by land.

Taking the bus could be a more attractive way to commute if the transit commission goes ahead with plans for lane changes on some of the region’s busiest roads.

Provincial New Democrat leader Adrian Dix has promised to ban political donations by unions and corporations if his party wins the election next month.

Victoria is set to launch a comprehensive review of parking, but no matter the outcome, someone will still be angry. Parking complaints are as iconic to Victoria as the Empress hotel, the Inner Harbour and hanging flower baskets.