Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,835 and counting.
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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 controversial conference challenges the rainbow nation during Pride Month.
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A BC Civil Liberties Association spokesperson calls the incidents concerning.
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Riot Grrrls Productions brought campy theatre into the wrestling ring Sunday
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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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A coalition of environmental organizations is urging the Canadian government to implement emergency measures to protect endangered southern resident killer whales amidst rising oil tanker traffic due to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
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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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From counselling services to cultural workshops, the Island Metis Family & Community Services Society is an invaluable resource for people of all ages
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Chris Atchison, the BCAA president, called the removal of Contract A “the most significant violation of public-sector procurement processes that the construction industry has seen to date."
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A kelp nursery in Bamfield could be growing the next Salish Sea kelp forest
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First excused as growing pains, residents say there are no more excuses for the ferry’s unreliable service.
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The Union of BC Municipalities will bring the debate on UBI to its annual general meeting with the support of Victoria city councillors.
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Scientists predict one large, long-lasting quake will hit the South Island, while multiple smaller quakes are expected in Oregon and Northern California.
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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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The District 2030 Network allows developers to accelerate sustainability
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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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Competing for space on regional trails, e-bike user numbers are on the rise.
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UVic researchers are figuring out where Canada's greatest ocean carbon reserves are.
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The swimmers, who each live with an intellectual or physical disability, will swim in 10C waters—without wetsuits.
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Diversity in genre, sound, and generation is key to this year's lineup.
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Disruptions at Lafarge over years hindered tackling mounting biosolids
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The From Review to Action plan is a lacklustre effort that fails to include any new steps, specific details, or deadlines, the Sierra Club says
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UVic researcher Ashley Berard's work focuses on the connection between natural disasters and trauma
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Sanctuary zones, fishing bans, and speed reductions all part of Monday's announcement.
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