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The B.C. government has presented legislation to restrict mining and oil and gas development in the Flathead watershed in southeastern B.C., formalizing an agreement reached with Montana in 2010.

Esquimalt approved $75,000 expense for five poles

Cost of removing underwater telecommunication line higher than first thought, city council told

The woman, a Saanich News delivery driver, was travelling southbound when she was forced to swerve to avoid a deer that ran onto the road directly into the path of the van.

When runners are delirious, it’s best to keep the cheers personal.

Annual event takes place in San Francisco

Registration down from last year’s record participation

Not only was Sardul S. Gill's $5-million donation the largest-ever gift to a UVic graduate program and the largest-ever gift from an alumnus to the university, it might also be the biggest gift to any Canadian university from a person of South Asian descent, according to UVic.

The ongoing implementation of smart meters across the province is a popular topic, whether you’re at the company water-cooler or on the sidelines of your child’s soccer game. We’ve asked two of the leaders in the conversation to debate the issue for our readers.

Oaklands and Fernwood will need to hold on to garbage for another week