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Greater Victoria Sports Awards are back again
The Greater Victoria Sports Awards were an annual thing between 1968 and 2006, but volunteer fatigue forced their cancellation.
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The Greater Victoria Sports Awards were an annual thing between 1968 and 2006, but volunteer fatigue forced their cancellation.
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BC’s Ministry of Children and Family Services has been under intense scrutiny following several cases of the abuse of children in government care.
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A group of protestors demanding an arms embargo disrupted work at the Department of National Defence and Lockheed Martin
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Black History Month event brings BC author to talk about writing Black in BC
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The city begins new phase to reduce 5,700 tonnes of waste a year
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Using funding from the BC Alliance for Healthy Living, the town is trying to push residents toward local active transportation.
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The district wants to hear how Saanichites feel about the proposal in an accompanying survey, which will remain online until the end of March.
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The province projects a record-breaking deficit for 2024-2025
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Victoria's wait times have made the top 5 for longest in the country for years
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The Rifflandia Festival is relocating from Royal Athletic Park to the Matullia Lands at Rock Bay to consolidate the event into one weekend.
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The speech—which was delayed temporarily by protestors on the legislature lawn calling for a ceasefire to the conflict in Gaza—laid out what the governing NDP has done and what it plans to do over the nine months before this fall’s provincial election.
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From swimming to seeing magic to counting birds, there's plenty to do with your crew!
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“Vandalism and hate are never appropriate and have no place in our community." - Langford Coun. Kimberley Guiry
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Some bull kelp in Island waters is handling heat stress, says new UVic research
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Check out all the art, live music and food taking over Victoria this weekend
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Staff's recommendation to council to sue fossil fuel companies a first in Canada
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"There has been obvious disgruntlement since the previous election again, by a small, very vocal minority. And yes, there has been an escalation in their comments and actions. And we're at a point that we are coming to you right now to say this cannot continue." - Langford Mayor Scott Goodmanson.
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The Black History Awareness Society promotes diversity and overcomes stereotypes through educational workshops, interpretive theatre and dazzling musical performances
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It's Random Act of Kindness Week: Have you done something kind for someone?
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Love takes various forms and gets ahold of us in various ways, from having your future hubby hurl chestnuts at you and your friends to moving in together after a hurricane destroys your home
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New energy and timelines injected into the A word
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Too many questions remain unanswered on the merits of allowing mental health challenges to qualify for an assisted death
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The marbled murrelet is one of 25 species that need protections beyond their nests, says judge
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Events will take place throughout the city over the next two weeks