The federal finance minister has been taking every opportunity to remind frustrated Canadians that after a bumpy pandemic recovery, the nation’s economy is actually doing a lot better.

Community members attend the Nov. 4 Central Saanich council meeting to weigh in on the housing project. (CHEK News) Central Saanich council has voted to reconsider the development of a nearly 200 ...

After dismal returns that sparked huge concerns and restoration efforts in the early 2000s, the Nanaimo River is seeing its biggest salmon run in years. “Yeah, we’ve had some pretty incredible ...

Wind warnings are in effect across Vancouver Island on Monday, with heavy rain also forecast in some areas. In Greater ...

Fifty-seven new members from three parties, New Democrats, B.C. Conservatives and Greens, were elected to serve first terms ...

A dental assistant in Nanoose Bay has been frustrated by a protracted dispute with the federal government, which has left her ...

The stacked rock in this photo is a form of erosion control called “hard armouring,” which uses physical structures to ...

Eight-week-old puppies John and Angela are two of the Rookie Litter puppies looking for their forever homes and they would ...

Dan O’Sullivan looks forward to his time with Jango. “I love Jango,” Dan says. “I am probably his biggest fan!” The Labrador ...

Canada Post says talks are continuing with the union that represents postal workers and neither side has given notice of a ...

Three people were sent to hospital following a fiery two-vehicle crash on Highway 19 near Bowser, according to paramedics.

More strong winds and heavy rain are likely for parts of Vancouver Island, as a "potent storm system" approaches B.C.'s south ...