Island Talk

As I write this, the sidewalk in front of the Times Colonist building is the scene of a protest, or perhaps street theatre. Some people are here to complain about this newspaper and others are here to defend it.

I have been a paramedic for 5 years, and over the last year and a half I have been in the role of “community paramedic” in Chemainus.

Canadians across the country went to the polls Monday, Oct. 21 and gave Justin Trudeau another opportunity to lead Canada with a minority government.

 With the proclamation of Fairness Week in the province, the Ombudsperson, BC’s “Independent Voice for Fairness” is reminding the public of their right to fair treatment from public sector organizations

There are obviously  now far too many myopic people with under employed brains.

Since we started building Triple Crown Residence II, we’ve provided a priority pricing incentive for the first few purchasing a condominium. Buyers can either save $10,000 on the list price of a new condo or receive a second parking stall (valued at $20,000) for free.

The cause of the respiratory failure or illness is vaping.

Since before she can remember, Chloë Angus has held a deep appreciation for Indigenous art and culture. Coastal First Nations people were her neighbours during her formative years in the small fishing village of Egmont on B.C.’s Sunshine Coast.

As ICBC’s new insurance rate model comes into effect September 1st, the BC Ombudsperson is reminding vehicle owners that his office can investigate complaints about ICBC.

Seniors 101 has featured products and services available on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands for Seniors and their families for 14 years.