Opinion

Despite government claims of progress, councils in Nanaimo and Victoria are demanding closures of sites they say are fuelling crime and fear

Despite repeated referenda on electoral reform in British Columbia, advocates argue that public confusion and political self-interest continue to block meaningful change toward proportional representation.

The signing of a non-binding but symbolically powerful memorandum of understanding between the Squamish Nation and District officials signals renewed commitment to shared governance.

Mental health support, zoning reform, and housing investment remain popular, even as encampment fatigue grows

Success requires creating strong incentives for environmental entrepreneurship, and green economy and infrastructure in Squamish.

The natural beauty of Squamish has made it a magnet for hikers, climbers, and nature lovers. But as visitor numbers grow, so do frustrations over traffic congestion and inadequate facilities.

Despite vocal opposition from some councillors and members of the public, the majority of Squamish’s elected officials approved a contentious plan that trades parking spaces for bike storage and car-share options.

British Columbians sided with dying girl Charleigh Pollock over a faceless committee for a reason