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Here's everything happening in the city to celebrate the spooky holiday
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Unlike the money-laundering-battered Lower Mainland, the forces that drove Victoria’s real estate into overdrive are much closer to home
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Following a soft opening in the summer, the caretakers of Craigdarroch Castle officially unveil the first phase of their kitchen restorations
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Lack of accessible and affordable transit between Island communities a key issue
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Ensuring the air is clean in our classrooms is one component that would help to prevent a 'tripledemic' of COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and the flu, according to Protect Our Province BC
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Council will work with the public to ensure needs for farming and housing are addressed properly
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Municipal funding allows libraries to create programming and inclusive spaces for cultural celebration and learning
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BC slow out of the blocks to implement its affordable child-care agreement with the feds
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“They’re going to be dying alone," says Karen Mills of Victoria’s Peer2Peer Indigenous Society.
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In first submission for The Capital, the veteran cartoonist takes on the ever-spiraling B.C. property tax burden
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College waves fees, offers all the gear, even a bus pass
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A new project lets you listen in on whales' noises--but those whales may be overwhelmed from hearing all of our noises
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Hybrid vessels' switch-over is no longer on track--and the province's 2030 target isn't either
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It starts with hope, and the goal is change
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Welcome poles are often referred to as totem poles, but they are not the same
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In debate on city’s latest indoor and outdoor sheltering policies, councillors were aligned in frustration with burden on municipality
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Enhanced fire readiness is on its way for the two municipalities
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Second only to Vancouver, Islanders are paying the highest gas prices in Canada, and it’s not all because of taxes
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It would have the economy of El Salvador, the population of Bhutan and the physical size of Belgium
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BC's designated advocate says for-profit care homes spend less per patient, lack bang-for-buck, and are costing the public more than they used to
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Tensions ran high at the Sept. 20 public meeting that led to the cancellation of future meetings
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Now strictly a battleground between Greens and NDP, it wasn’t too long ago that Victoria was a safe place for Liberals and even the Reform Party
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Hundreds turned out to protest what they say is government inaction on BC's ancient forests
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Accused Ponzi schemer transferred property, Teslas, and cash despite asset freeze, according to court-appointed receiver