Opinion

David Black makes the point that building refineries in Canada rather than shipping raw product overseas makes perfect sense. Despite their differences in political views, it may surprise him to know that our MP, Elizabeth May, has been advocating that for years.

Flood and fire predictions have poor track record so far

Active community member doubts further family foundation money will come to Victoria

We are Grade 3 students at Cordova Bay School. We have noticed that people are leaving their dog poo bags on our school property.

Re: Refineries on the coast are common sense ( Opinion , May 16)

Citizen’s assemblies need a chance to operate free from government intervention

Dear BC Transit: There is not enough being done to make busing a reliable or convenient source of transportation. It has gotten to the point where using transit to get to work is a risk that doesn’t mitigate with premature departures or planning.

Coastal refineries would also protect our oceans, writes Black Press chairman David Black

B.C. has new greenhouse gas target, still no plan to reach it

Higher gas prices are said to drive us to take public transit. Are we there yet?