It’s not the fact that the wrong-headed trustees won that rankles, but that the government booted the case so badly.

The government never had a lawful basis to fire us,” says Nicole Duncan, the chair of the Greater Victoria School Board.

The Horseshoe Bay Community Market will serve up live entertainment, fresh produce and artisinal goods every Saturday from ...

The City of North Vancouver is kicking off preparations for Canada Soccer festivites, including a 29-foot wide screen that ...

A Vancouver developer has submitted a revised proposal for a dual tower project in the 1700-block of West 8th Avenue that ...

A man sustained minor injuries after a sow bear swiped at him when he surprised her cubs near Spit Road Sunday evening.

Education minister cagey on timeline after election promise for EAs in every K-3 classroom, mental health counsellors in ...

The short-form headline for the budget was about the government going $3 billion even further into deficit — to a record ...

The trustees had fought their firing in court, requesting a judicial review that had been expected to start Monday.

The minimum wage increase effective June 1 will add more cost pressure on small businesses in B.C. as they navigate a ...

Their There was a neighbourhood staple known for its coffee program and crave-worthy pastries but expanded to evening service ...

The longest-running professional performing arts festival for young audiences has once again kicked off on Granville Island.