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It started as a small repair and service shop, expanded its scope through a world war and a forest-industry boom and most recently delivered a 231-tonne coal stacker-reclaimer on time and on budget, despite the pandemic.

We can learn about a place in books from all types of ­perspectives — from ­architecture to Black ­culture, ­fiction or nature, but how about from sordid and ­raunchy behaviour, which Victoria had in spades about 150 years ago! Warning to readers: Th

A retired high-tech entrepreneur is spearheading Help India Breathe, a fundraising campaign to support the Canadian Red Cross’s India COVID-19 Response Appeal. Dr. Surinder Kumar is the former president and CEO of Vecima Networks.

As the new principal of a ­450-pupil inner-city K-7 school, I soon learned that, given the nature of the school population, I had some non-academic work to do with the kids before it was likely they could settle down into any kind of school routine.

Two broad themes this week, both from recent headlines.

Two years ago, if I was asked if I knew anyone who used hard drugs, I would have said “no.

How are Canadian students performing in the strategically important subject of math­ematics? The answer to the question depends largely on three important factors: who you ask, what exactly you are asking about and the assumptions behind the question

Members of a soccer club have donated nearly $13,000 to KidSport Greater Victoria following the cancellation of their planned trip to the Tokyo Olympics. The Gorge/Peninsula Girls U12 Japan Team was formed in the lead-up to the 2020 Olympic Games.

In this age of diversity and inclusiveness, it is appropriate to honour a variety of mothers this Mother’s Day (as well as the traditional mother as we know her).

As I reflect on this past year and challenges my family has faced, I feel a sense of accomplishment. We’ve gone through some hard times and challenges, some directly related to the pandemic and others indirectly.