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During campaign stop in Victoria Thursday, Trudeau said marine border remains closed because "we don't have capacity to manage it safely."

Remember the 2010 Olympics, when every time you turned on the TV some grinning idiot with a microphone would point to the packed streets and gush about B.C. enjoying the best party ever?“No,” you’d . . .

American tourists spend 70% more than Canadian tourists, while overseas visitors spend 133% more Author of the article: Lisa Cordasco Publishing date: Jul 10, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  8 minute read  •  Tourists aboard a horse and carriage ride as it passes the B.C. legislature on July 6. As COVID-19 numbers continue to drop in the province and around the country the provincial government has eased restrictions allowing tourism to slowly returning to Victoria. Photo by Chad Hipolito /PNG Article content VICTORIA — Hoteliers, tourist attraction operators and downtown Victo...

Destination Greater Victoria’s marketing machine will kick into gear in the next few days to start drawing Vancouver Island residents to the capital after the province announced travel restrictions. . .

The federal government has extended its closure of the border for non-essential travel monthly over the past year, the latest to March 21. This month, Ottawa cancelled the entire cruise season, banning big ships from May until October. Black Ball Ferry Line, which operates the Coho, and Clipper Navigation say they will be ready to sail when the border restrictions are eased, and the U.S. Department of Transportation said Monday there is still a possibility it could offer a fall service to Sidney from the San Juan Islands. “There is a slight hope we could sail to Sidney in the fall, but t...