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British Columbia鈥檚 farmers had their best year ever in 2016, according to industry statistics. The agri-food sector generated $13 billion in sales and $440 million in profits, both record numbers.

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The suicide of a youth in government care in 2015 seemed tragic at the time. In fact, the full story is much worse, and it is spelled out in a new report by the province鈥檚 child watchdog.

Victoria city council wants to expand its financial toolbox with the authority to tax vacant and derelict properties. While it might sound tempting, we don鈥檛 have enough information on the problem.

Who among us has not resorted to desperate measures during this strange time of snow not only falling out of the sky, but actually piling up on the ground? Vancouver Islanders are using a phrase that is seldom heard on the coast: 鈥淚t鈥檚 starting to st

More than 900 British Columbians died of illicit drug overdoses last year. That鈥檚 80 per cent more than 2015, and the highest total ever recorded in our province. Nor is there an end in sight.

Plans for two new 21-storey towers on Yates Street are another positive sign that long-neglected parts of Victoria are coming to life. Along with other projects in the area, the proposal by Chard Development Ltd.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has walked away from his promise to reform the electoral system, and it鈥檚 just as well, because it was a bad promise that should never have been made.

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At walk-in medical clinics around the province, patients are being turned away because of a government-imposed cap. Doctors practising at these clinics are paid 100 per cent of the physician fee schedule for the first 50 patients they see each day.