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November 19, 2023
St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Sidney is inviting the community to attend the induction service for Rev. Kelly Duncan, its 18th rector.
October 20, 2023
“Right now we’re paying to go to someone else’s”
October 20, 2023
“Right now we’re paying to go to someone else’s”
April 24, 2023
The federal government approved the $3.5 billion proposal after a lengthy environmental assessment. Heres what you should know about it.
April 23, 2023
The federal government approved the $3.5 billion proposal after a lengthy environmental assessment. Heres what you should know about it.
September 18, 2022
West Coast Trail guardians play an essential role in maintaining the world-renowned trek, and in keeping Indigenous history at the forefront
May 9, 2022
Newly released emails provide fresh insight into how some of the highest ranking members of the RCMP viewed the work of journalists covering a conflict on Wetsuweten territory.
February 11, 2022
A decision on the Port of Vancouver’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion will soon be made by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault
May 20, 2021
Two more arrests are pending, said Manseau, noting a “special extraction team” is trying to remove two people who had locked themselves to the Hatton Forestry Service Road bridge. Once they are free, both will be arrested for civil contempt, he said. The five people arrested Tuesday morning at the Caycuse roadblock are accused of defying the injunction. Later in the day, two others were arrested for obstruction for trying to pass through the access control point set up by RCMP at the McClur...
April 13, 2021
“Our constitutional right to make decisions about forestry resources in our Territory, as governing authority in our Territory, must be respected,” the statement said. The Fairy Creek area has been blockaded for eight months in a bid to protect what protesters say are some of the last old-growth stands of cedar on South Vancouver Island. Teal-Jones Group, which holds the tree farm licence and approved cut-blocks and has the support of First Nations, wants to begin logging about 200 hectares...