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Carla Wilson

Carla Wilson

Carla Wilson is a long-time Times Colonist reporter covering business, up-Island stories and whatever else comes up. She has a particular interest in marine-related news. Born in Victoria, Carla graduated in political science from UVic, was in the co-op writing program and worked as a B.C. Legislative intern. A fourth-generation Victorian, Carla has worked in communities around the province such as Smithers, Terrace, Prince George and Williams Lake.

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Some restaurants keen for GST holiday to continue, saying it's driving sales

Some restaurants keen for GST holiday to continue, saying it's driving sales

While a direct impact is difficult to prove, some in the sector say it provided a much-needed boost
B.C. has right strategy to spur home building, economist says

B.C. has right strategy to spur home building, economist says

The chief economist of the B.C. Real Estate Association says rezoning and densifying are the best way to solve the housing crisis
Vandals cut cable for safety boom in Nanaimo's Colliery Dam Park

Vandals cut cable for safety boom in Nanaimo's Colliery Dam Park

It鈥檚 the second time in less than a month that the spillway anchors have been damaged. 鈥淚t鈥檚 costly. It鈥檚 dangerous. It鈥檚 stupid,鈥 says Mayor Leonard Krog
'Squatter' says he has been paying rent for more than 10 years at Tofino dock

'Squatter' says he has been paying rent for more than 10 years at Tofino dock

Marcel Theriault鈥檚 power was cut off a week ago and a $500 non-compliance fine was imposed by the harbour authority for remaining at the dock
B.C. forestry company鈥檚 creditor protection extended, monitor given more powers

B.C. forestry company鈥檚 creditor protection extended, monitor given more powers

In a report to the court, monitor Deloitte Restructuring Inc. questioned the company鈥檚 ability to meet financial goals
Tofino Harbour Authority in standoff with squatter at dock

Tofino Harbour Authority in standoff with squatter at dock

New gates and security fobs are to be installed this week, with the gates to be locked in the evenings
Public feedback on plan for new B.C. Ferries' vessels open until mid-January

Public feedback on plan for new B.C. Ferries' vessels open until mid-January

One new feature of the vessels is interior pet areas with stainless steel kennels, a dog drinking fountain and pet 鈥渞elieving鈥 areas with artificial turf
Creditors owed $13.25M in Spirit Bay development

Creditors owed $13.25M in Spirit Bay development

The largest creditor is Beecher Bay (Sc鈥檌anew) First Nation at $8.556 million, followed by Scala Development Consultants Ltd. at $2.374 million
The San Group's complicated financial woes concern court-appointed monitor

The San Group's complicated financial woes concern court-appointed monitor

Creditors temporarily prohibited from pursuing money from San Group of companies, which consists of nearly 20 related businesses and filed for protection from creditors on Nov. 29
B.C. Ferries trying out Starlink Wi-Fi, but only for crew

B.C. Ferries trying out Starlink Wi-Fi, but only for crew

Only crew members will have access to Wi-Fi during the trial, which is in its early stages and currently limited to operational needs, B.C. Ferries spokesperson Sheila Reynolds said Friday.
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