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Brain injuries an emerging epidemic amid the opioid crisis
UVic and Island researchers are working with politicians locally and federally to address the overlooked crisis
Robyn Bell·Sunday, July 21, 2024·7 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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UVic and Island researchers are working with politicians locally and federally to address the overlooked crisis
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UVic serves the People's Park encampment a trespassing notice as negotiations come to a standstill.
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The drought level for West Vancouver Island currently resides at Level 2, where water conservation measures are possible, however, adverse impacts are “unlikely”, according to the province
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Until now, the city has been covering these costs out of its general tax-based revenue stream.
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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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ICBC data shows Greater Victoria highway intersections have high crash rate
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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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The seat was built by master carver and Heiltsuk Nation chief Captain Richard Carpenter around 1900
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The MPA will conserve an area of the Pacific Ocean four times the size of Vancouver Island
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Schools must provide easily accessible naloxone, text alerts on toxic drugs, and clear rules about responding to emergencies.
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Upgrade includes new station in Langford, seismic upgrades to Campbell River dams, and new underwater cables.
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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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Large sequoia growing off Douglas to be a casualty of City Hall plaza revitalization
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Nelson survived a residential school in Alert Bay
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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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The team will be recognized with a Stanley Cup parade and a three-day festival of events
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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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Relocating the fountain monoliths, adding commercial kiosks, and replacing aging trees all part of the proposed plan.
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Langford Lake along with Esquimalt Gorge Park showing sporadic elevated levels of fecal bacteria
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The $4 million in damages he was ordered to pay the Sooke Harbour House hotel owners remains unpaid
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The show in the sky will take off on Monday, mixing high-tech and traditional Coast Salish art
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McCulloch will bring Tales of Bravery and Stupidity to the McPherson Playhouse June 29.
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Development Cost Charge ensures equitable cost-sharing for new water supply infrastructure.
