Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,835 and counting.
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Victoria Native Friendship Centre finds itself in a funding deficit for its language program
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New winter cycling event comes with a push to name Victoria Canada’s cycling capital
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Historic MOU recognizes equal partners in work to enhance the well-being of communities around Port Renfrew
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The foundation's wild observation count for 2023 was 303 marmots, following a baby boom last year of 59 pups.
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Uplift Black culture and learn about Black history in Victoria, BC and throughout Canada this February
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BC Hydro will cover all costs associated with building, operating, and maintaining the stations but will collect user fees to offset these costs.
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How do BC shipping's economic benefits balance against its costs to the health of the sea?
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Defendants say the lawsuit is meant to silence old growth activists.
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Bayview project developer hoping to recover a gem from the rough
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Saunders couldn’t have known at age 11 when accompanying his Gordon Head Little League teammates to Seattle to see his first MLB game that one day he would play there.
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Overlapping mental-health, addiction and housing crises combine to create unacceptable outcomes
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Last year marked the highest toxic drug death rate in BC since recording began
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Couns. Dell and Caradonna say ‘bold plans’ and a vibrant vision are just the beginning
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Westshore facility arrives as local councils try to serve both the sport's growing popularity and neighbours' concerns about space and noise
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The new subsea observatory will track the effects of climate change in the region
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Blackfeet actress's performance in Killers of the Flower Moon, and her Golden Globe for it, sends a message to Nuu-chah-nulh performers and youth
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“It’s appalling that we’re wasting this much salmon,” Sydney Dixon, a marine specialist at Pacific Wild, tells Capital Daily.
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This is how a quest to turn a small-town newspaper empire into a continental behemoth backfired.
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CRD Chair Colin Plant has called a special board meeting for Jan. 31
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Romeo's has been closed for years, Urbana plans to move in the spring
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Certification is seen as a plus for those looking to hold conferences
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Critics challenge the CRD's recent public consultation on biosolids
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Now the non-profit is asking the public to help support its move to a brand new home in Victoria
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Victoria will be the star of the Canada-wide event
