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Victoria Event Centre closing at the end of the month
New operators will be taking over the space on Nov. 1
Mark Brennae·Wednesday, October 2, 2024·4 min
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Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,835 and counting.
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New operators will be taking over the space on Nov. 1
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Each year, the Victoria’s Vital Signs survey gathers feedback from thousands of residents to create an important health check on the region’s liveability
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The museum opened in 2021 as a temporary extension of Vancouver's Chinese Canadian Museum
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On a day marked for truth and reconciliation, Rustad directly challenged UNDRIP’s premise and promise
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A record 11K people attended the event at Royal Athletic Park.
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Sept. 30 marks the fourth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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Labour and construction costs as well as liveability add to the questions around how much size matters
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John Wilson said he has no idea why he was targeted or who is responsible.
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When it came to the best aspects of living in Greater Victoria, 65% said our beautiful natural environment was tops; climate was next at 54%, followed by air quality (52%); parks (46%); walkability (40%).
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Paul Spencer died in 2019 after an altercation with hospital security, leading to the two-week inquiry
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Three main parties are vying for your vote
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“Victoria readers loved seeing their community in Blood on the Breakwater, and they sent me many suggestions for the second book." — Jean Paetkau
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SD61 board must collaborate with Greater Victoria police departments to create the plan
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"Noise pollution isn’t just an annoyance—it’s a public health issue.” — Port Moody Coun. Samantha Agtarap.
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Indigenous leaders and Elders from across Canada gathered in Victoria to witness and acknowledge the CMA apology
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While visiting the Island, federal MP Marc Miller suggested smaller provinces may face quotas for asylum seekers to alleviate pressures in Quebec and Ontario
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IMPACT report indicates that long-term work with clients means reduced hospitalization and incarceration for those with severe disorders.
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“The French and British schools I went to could have come out of a Charles Dickens novel,” Bow says. “My teenage years were spent behind the Iron Curtain.”
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VicPD will no longer escort emergency services for all Pandora calls
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Customers ordering food over third-party apps can still request single-use items
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Deep Water Recovery could be fined up to $300K after high levels of copper and zinc effluent were found.
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The seals were captured on camera—surprisingly, and repeatedly—drawn by sonar to check out a 645-metre-deep research site at Barkley Canyon
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The quashed motion to trade parking lot space for tax reductions prolongs the chess game for unhoused in Victoria
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That outreach work won’t be done at Cool Aid’s new Crosstown development project on the former Tally Ho property on Douglas
