British Columbia officials are standing firm against pleas from major developers to reopen the province’s housing market to foreign capital.

Nevertheless, B.C. Premier David Eby acknowledged the industry is facing a slowdown, and said that while he supports building more homes, the province is not going to get rid of the tax.

Destination Greater Victoria says more hotel rooms are needed, noting June hotel occupancy was nearly 92%, a 7.4% increase ...

Author Catherine Clement's recent talk about her new book drew a full house to the Museum and Art Gallery’s theatre.

A survey suggests “restaurant” hotel filters have seen a huge rise in demand as vacationers decide where to go and where to ...

Shaw says that as a youngster he went to watch more games with the summer college all-star league Victoria HarbourCats than ...

Looking ahead, 55 per cent of Canadians (down six points) believe homelessness can be eradicated with proper funding and ...

Toronto and Vancouver and the people living in them are set to experience seismic change when the country hosts its first ...

The ongoing journey that is Electric Neon Clock started with an email from her father containing a link. At the end of last decade, the University of Victoria rolled out the Landscape of Injustice ...

Mexico is the third-largest travel destination for Canadians outside the United States. Amidst waning U.S. travel, folks have ...

The Baltimore Orioles made another trade on Wednesday afternoon, continuing to sell off veterans to replenish their farm system and improve the franchise's futu ...

The foreword to Blockade was written by Canadian author and poet Joy Kogawa, a friend of both Patricia and Christine Lowther. Kogawa says this about the book: “Chris takes us into the forest, into the ...