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A few words were left out from the headline on the article Employers feel the heat from red-hot job market. My suggested revision: Employers feel the heat from red-hot minimum wage/poorly paid job market. And really, wasn’t it rather ironic to choose an employer who owns nine fast-food franchises as the focal interviewee to speak to the issue about a lack of workers in Victoria who are willing to work for the low hourly wages such employers are willing to pay?

Ticket was purchased in Richmond, B.C., Saturday night

B.C. residents will get their chance to vote this fall

The waffling conduct of Saanich council on the future of Haro Woods is shameful and disheartening for all three parties with interest at stake, the forest, pedestrians, and bikers.

Fred Janke is facing charges of making arrangements to commit sexual offences against a child

At least one person is believed to be injured in the two-car crash

Brendan Stokes was employed at Kamloops Tirecraft, and was killed in some kind of accident

Alex Simmons and Sydney Robillard were in a Piper Warrior aircraft that left Alberta on June 8, 2017

A nanny and a kid goat were struck just north of Kaslo this week.

Mique’l Dangeli belongs to Tsimshian First Nation, whose territory straddles border of Alaska, B.C.