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‘A step in the right direction’: BC announces new payment model for family doctors
Even opposition party leaders have positive things to say about the move, but raised questions about implementation
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Even opposition party leaders have positive things to say about the move, but raised questions about implementation
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The COAST Venture Acceleration Program will connect entrepreneurs with mentorship and resources
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The family of an 18-year-old suspected to have died of a drug overdose on Thursday is calling for changes to policies and treatment options
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Rodenticide has unintended risks to wildlife that eat rats and mice
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Long-serving councillor has an ambitious vision for Victoria as well as an eye for moderation
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BC has highest non-religious population among provinces
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Nina chats about journalism, newsletters, and favourite spots in Victoria
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The Quadra Street collision sparked another protest on Friday
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Around 20% of an Island elementary school is absent every day due to illness, according to its principal
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In an era of sky-high rents and an ever-rising cost of living, the Central Saanich seniors home provides a haven for 55+ veterans and others
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A mire of conflicting jurisdictions and confusing answers from authorities point to a gap in elections law enforcement
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Fire ban ending on Friday amidst rainfall
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Lack of available appointments, glitchy system hinder vaccine rollout
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Mayor-elect Dean Murdock says changes are coming, while a passing motorist shouted obscenities at the protesters
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New regional library strategic plan in the works for 2023
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Fort Rodd Hill, Trial Islands, and the Tofino Mudflats are critical areas for rare and threatened animals and ecosystems
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Sandy Fisher does not have many reasons to trust police, but that didn’t stop him from helping an officer in need
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During what officials called a ‘daunting’ spike in school exposures, the provincial health officer maintained that spring break drove infections, not in-school transmission
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The civil claim alleges that others at the school knew about the sexual relationship, but did nothing to stop it
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With wet weather in the forecast for the coming days, there may still be hope
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When Nigel Deacon was diagnosed with ocular melanoma in 2010, he couldn’t find anyone else with the same diagnosis. Now, he’s helped create an organization that links patients across the country.
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Alto defeated Andrew in every voting opportunity, while in Langford, advance voting favoured Young
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Stephanie Elk, also known as Medusa, was killed on Wednesday
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Solid Carbon is planning to demonstrate the technology off the coast of Vancouver Island