Mary Griffin

If you are looking to buy a house in Greater Victoria there are thousands of options, and if you are selling, the advice from the experts is that move-in-ready properties are hot. Otherwise, properties may be on the market for months.

A Vancouver Island couple is just steps away from completing their eight-year, 15,000-kilometre journey across Canada.

In a theatre known for art, it's the type of billing that the Royal Theatre was not looking for, a huge piece of graffiti, spray painted on the side of the Royal Theatre building, facing a parking lot.

A relaxed B.C. Premier David Eby tours a new school in Burnaby on Tuesday. The troubles of the BC Conservative Party are music to the premier's ears these days.

The man serving a life sentence for the murder of Kimberly Proctor has been transferred to a minimum-security facility in Mission, according to Proctor's aunt.

A grieving mother in Nanaimo pays tribute to her late son who died Aug. 18 while working as a drone pilot in Ukraine.

As the latest round of Canada-U.S. tariffs take hold, Vancouver Island businesses have braced for impact. Some find that customers are no longer interested in U.S.-made products, or they are diversifying their businesses, but all agree that it's not going to end anytime soon.

High tech and manufacturing companies on the Island are joining forces to secure larger contracts as interest grows.

Parking in Victoria's downtown core can be tricky, and it's about to get more difficult.

Today, communities across Canada and around the globe are remembering the nearly 3,000 people who died, and the lasting impact of Sept. 11, 2001.