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141 articles in the archive.
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James Bay Neighborhood Association said speeding often occurs on certain streets when cruise ships are in port—even when the posted limit is a robust 50 km/hr.
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Tom Moffat, a retired Canada Post letter carrier more than brought the mail home, winning a Canadian championship and a world championship in the last two weeks, something he calls “a dream come true.”
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Anyone caught discharging prohibited substances into the stormwater infrastructure is subject to fines of up to $1K per day
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Calls over illegal rent hikes have doubled over the past year, BC’s official Seniors Advocate says
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“I just see this as plain wrong. It’s a valuable asset,” Coun. Jack McClintock tells Capital Daily.
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The group said if the council doesn’t reconsider, it will move to apply the province’s judicial review laws to ask a judge to revisit the decision for serious errors or unfairness.
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Gordon drew on many life experiences to delve into the world of bisexuality, homosexuality, and polyamorous relationships.
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“We're looking for people who are art enthusiasts, whether they have questions about paintings on their wall, or whether they know exactly what they have on their wall ..."
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The CRD quotes the Lifesaving Society's estimate that it could cost approximately $270K per beach to staff lifeguards from May through September or $1.35M for lifeguards on the region’s five busiest beaches.
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A BC Civil Liberties Association spokesperson calls the incidents concerning.
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Residents of James Bay are advocating for the completion of a long-delayed gas station renovation, citing inconvenience and safety concerns.
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28 studio apartments will be dedicated to those looking for a fresh start after leaving a correctional institution.
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Mayor Marianne Alto lamented not approving pool construction six years ago when it would have cost one-third the price. “If we had, we would be swimming in the pool by now,” she said.
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Two-thirds (65.9%) of survey respondents said they saw “some” or “significant” increase in the impact street crime is having on their business.
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Report shows some seniors pay up to 76% of their income on rent
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"This is a win-win. Saanich is getting their tower and we saved the park.” - Darrel Wick, president of PKOLS-Mount Douglas Conservancy.
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The HarbourCats baseball team has been asked to vacate Royal Athletic Park for renovations, affecting their playoff plans.
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Results of a VicPD survey suggest Victorians are feeling progressively less safe downtown—both day and night—than in the past.
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“The most realistic outcome of this motion is that city staff work with private developers to get additional public parking in new developments," said Coun. Matt Dell.
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"He created countless stellar brands for businesses that make Victoria a bit more wonderful.” - friend Adam Olsen, MLA for Saanich North and the Islands.
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"If the option is close the court or use a particular paddle, that’s a pretty easy decision," said Tessa Graham, VRPA vice-president.
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The article discusses the start of Buccaneer Days in Esquimalt, a community event marking the arrival of spring with various activities and celebrations.
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The Wain Park pickleball court was officially closed effective as of 7:30 yesterday morning, mere hours after an overflow crowd packed the city council’s chamber, many there to appeal the closure.
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Residents at 519 Sturdee received eviction notices so the new owner can renovate
