Opinion

North Saanich Coun. Murray Weisenberger should spend more of his time “engaging” with the residents of North Saanich than “enraging” them with inappropriate comments and actions.

The lengthy piece in the July 8 edition of the PNR concerning the efforts of the “Save Our North Saanich” organization merits some serious consideration by residents as well as North Saanich council.

This certainly wasn’t the type of normal school year we expected it to be. It has taken some time for me to reflect on my own experience since the beginning of this pandemic.

As the forest fire season gets underway, climate change and humans’ effects on our planet are becoming increasingly apparent.

This year, the provincial government will spend $30 million to celebrate B.C.’s 150th year since joining Confederation. That is a shameful amount to spend in these times for a party.

Twenty years ago, there were no national statistics on wildfire evacuations

By Randall Garrison

‘We drive by piles of ash and crumbled brick. What used to be there?’ writes Jenna Hauck

Users must now choose between two male and two female voices when enabling the voice assistant

There is no shortage of scientific research extolling the benefits of leaving old-growth forests intact. As a logger friend pointed out recently, there is also no shortage of timber to harvest in B.C.