Opinion

Richard Talbot, amongst others, has been sounding the alarm about the rise in commercial vacancies and the rise in online shopping taking place. What we see is that Sidney and many other communities are not immune to it.

There is a homeless person in North Saanich/Sidney and I am very concerned for her. She is 67 and has had cancer and cannot afford to rent anywhere in the area.

Since the introduction of bike lanes at the intersection of Fort Street and Foul Bay Road, it has been at times a massive traffic jam.

I read the recent letter from a resident who was happy that a marijuana dispensary will not be allowed to open on Beacon Avenue. He didn’t want “pot heads,” walking around in Sidney. Not allowing a dispensary to open seems rather hypocritical considering there is a distillery at the end of the street.

One way streets much safer for drivers, cyclists

Horgan’s biggest challenge in the remainder of his term will be to keep the economy humming along

Stephen Hume writes about the lack of discussion on the province’s dwindling salmon population

The Rickter Scale is a regular column

Buying a home has always been something that I associate with becoming an adult.

Is enough being done to save the iconic species?