Carla Wilson

The former owner of CFAX radio, who founded and led the Santas Anonymous campaign for decades, was 92 when he died on Thursday

New boss for downtown group; VP at Coulson Aviation; top forest professional

Victorian Epicure Inc. voluntarily went into bankruptcy with debts of close to $15 million. It’s estimated that after assets are sold, there will be a shortfall of $5.7 million.

Coun. Tom Duncan says it’s worth keeping the old building, which opened in 1967, once the new hospital opens in two years

The Second World War-era plane is expected to fly to its new home at the Pima Air and Space Museum the week of Nov. 18, weather permitting.

The owners of 22 strata units argue legislation limiting the strata units’ use amounts to expropriation

A floating Indigenous welcome centre and exhibit would be 15,000 square feet, while the adjacent Maritime Museum of B.C. would be housed in 21,000 square feet in the historic CPR Steamship Terminal building

Six-kilometre missing link is no longer missing.

The work was designed by Qualicum First Nation artist Jesse Recalma.

People are now permitted to live in their RVs provided there’s no safety risk and no damage to the environment

The Spirit Bay project, first announced in 2013, was intended to foster business opportunities and jobs for Sc’ianew members and establish a tax base

A total of 173 homes will be constructed on reserves and 292 off-reserve homes will be built on Vancouver Island.

As part of an updated master plan for Carnarvon Park, Oak Bay is proposing the idea of an indoor pickleball court topped with 24 rental units

The 60-year-old ferry was pulled from service after the incident Tuesday morning, which saw 800 litres of light hydraulic fluid leak into marine waters.

The online vote on joining the B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers Union wrapped up Friday for about 80 employees of the passenger service between Nanaimo and Vancouver

The building is a safe space on campus, says Leah Vaisanen, Indigenous students’ representative on the university’s student union.

A fire swept through the building housing Obsessed Auto Detailing and Charlie’s Auto Wash on Wednesday.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada says it's the first time a fine has been issued in Canada for the unlawful use of a drone to capture footage of killer whales.

First Nations say they were never asked before the decision was made to remove lightkeepers from Carmanah Point and Pachena Point

Drought can also be exacerbated by land use, forest-management decisions and urbanization, says a forestry professor.