Arts
Polaris Prize-nominated rapper Shad on disconnection, the death of discourse, and how we might turn things around
The Juno Award-winner visits Victoria's Capital Ballroom on June 8
Martin Bauman·Monday, June 6, 2022·10 min
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News
Farnworth announces BC heat alert system, dodges questions on further policy changes
‘This is not the silver bullet,’ he says, one year after heat killed 595 in BC
Martin Bauman·Sunday, June 5, 2022·3 min
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News
Island snowpacks are 90% higher than normal. Is that good or bad news for us?
Cool, wet spring could bode well for surviving summer droughts, hydrologist says
Martin Bauman·Saturday, May 28, 2022·3 min
News
The Peninsula Paradox: Sidney is growing, but losing its young families
Can the seaside town make room for everyone?
Martin Bauman·Tuesday, May 3, 2022·13 min
Politics
Here’s what you need to know about Victoria council’s Government Street proposal
The city says it wants to make Government a ‘people-priority street’
Martin Bauman·Wednesday, March 9, 2022·6 min
Explainer
Here’s what you need to know about Saanich’s plan for an Uptown core
The plan includes new density and transit options, and a reimagining of Oak Street
Martin Bauman·Monday, January 31, 2022·5 min
Features
What happened to Poole’s Land?
An eco-village and hippie commune awaits its next chapter
Martin Bauman·Wednesday, January 12, 2022·14 min
News
An effort to preserve a tiny Vic West street reveals a city’s ongoing dilemma
Can Victoria protect its heritage and be affordable?
Martin Bauman·Tuesday, December 21, 2021·7 min
News
How Langford became the hub of a Canadian soccer player’s union movement
After nearly two years, the player-led movement is nearing official recognition from the league
Martin Bauman·Thursday, December 16, 2021·13 min
News
TELUS Ocean high-rise development goes to final public hearing Thursday night
The large modern building is proposed for a downtown site on Douglas Street. It has attracted admiration from some and scorn from others.
Martin Bauman·Wednesday, December 8, 2021·5 min