Opinion

We all have the right to access and understand evidence, especially when that evidence is being used to make decisions that impact our lives. However, knowing what evidence to trust is not easy in today’s complicated information landscape.

Saanich recognizes the need to improve the resilience of ecosystems and enhance biodiversity.

I want to commend the YYJ Airport Authority for their recent improvement of etiquette signage on the Flightpath multi-use pathway. I refer to the painting of paired pedestrian and bicycle symbols on the pavement. The intent is to draw attention to and promote that the pathway is for the shared use of both.

Why would nurses care about climate change?

Kudos to William Wallace ( Letters , April 20 ) for bringing up the issue of high municipal spending in times of run-away costs, especially food prices and mortgage rates.

As we celebrate Tourism Week in British Columbia, we recognize this industry, and the people who work in it, for its important contributions to our province.

The advent of the baseball season again shines a light on Oak Bay’s neglect of youth sports and our community ball fields and recreation culture.

Vernon Lord hits the nail on the head with his comments about the badly designed Tillicum bike lanes.

Community outreach coordinator speaks on the dangers of teen drug use

It’s unfortunate that such an anti-dog sentiment has been directed toward the great volunteers trying to make things better at Mount Douglas Park (PKOLS).