Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,835 and counting.
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With fewer people attending church, religious communities across the country are making decisions about what to do with their assets.
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Accused fraudster assailed software team, spent millions on “piece of s—” app
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Latest honour highlights decades of local astronomy work, and gives a glimpse into how the night sky is named
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A living wage of $25/hour could, in tandem with other policies that impact equity, make Victoria a more affordable city
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Painting, dance, theatre and clay sculpting are just some of the in-school and after-school classes the organization offers
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From Victoria to the Westshore, there are several ways to honour veterans this year
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The reports, confirmed with photographs, indicated there have been 50 more sightings than last year, with two months remaining in 2023.
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Victoria Native Friendship Centre says that rising housing instability exacerbates other challenges Indigenous people are trying to navigate
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“I think it is accurate to suggest that nobody in Saanich is likely 100% happy with the outcome.” - Saanich Coun. Colin Plant
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The two municipalities are counting on deliberative democracy to help them decide whether their contentious amalgamation will come to pass
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The wage enhancement indirectly addresses two core issues that limit the province’s ability to fulfill the British Columbia Early Learning and Child Care Agreement
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Camosun College hosted the pit cook for students from the Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections
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She’s wanted to write a murder-mystery since she was 16. She did it in her early 50s.
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Victoria helicopter service to fly quiet, zero-emission eVOTLs in about 3 years
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Park purpose service is the focus of the CRD’s purchase of the former Royal Oak Golf Course. Consider it as much an environmental decision as a portfolio management one, for now.
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A non-prescription safer supply among recommendations from BC Coroner's Service panel
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As BC tightens public drug use rules, exemptions around possession may be losing their intended impact
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Local historian and owner of Ghostly Walks, John Adams, shares his favourite ghost story straight from the buildings of Victoria.
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Record-high for visitors as industry recovers rapidly from pandemic hiatus
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BC teams aerated rivers and dug them into new directions in effort to prevent more salmon deaths
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Sidney Council defers decision about the future of the wharf until 2026
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Victoria Sexual Assault Centre among organizations to receive $300K every year
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The Victoria Child Abuse Prevention and Counselling Centre (VCAPCC) unveiled its new child and family friendly spaces this week
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Region needs more shelter spaces and much earlier planning, providers say
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