Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,856 and counting.
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Stephen Andrew and Marianne Alto share common ground when it comes to municipalities finding new ways to attract healthcare workers
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The Victoria-backed resolution saw the most significant debate of the convention’s first resolution session
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The program was developed in response to a 2019 City of Victoria motion
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Across the Island, 11 mayors are running unopposed
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As part of the deal, the nation and Teal-Jones will collaborate on forest management in Tree Farm Licence 46
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VIVA Victoria's municipal and school board election effort is in line with successful conservative movements elsewhere—prompting some progressive candidates to join the race
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Council, police, and the naval base have all responded to concerns about chronic speeding at an intersection near the local elementary school
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Scott Graham has been missing for nearly two months. His daughters say the Canadian embassy could have done more when he needed help
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The tentative agreement comes after two weeks of job action, but some union members say it isn’t enough
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Greater Victoria mayors and councillors are heading to the mainland with hopes for concerted action
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Victoria Grandmothers for Africa raises money for grandmothers in 15 sub-Saharan African countries hit by AIDS pandemic
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The monarch died Thursday at the age of 96
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Helps moves motion to keep the issue alive after next month’s election
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For decades, the road between Bamfield and Port Alberni has had a reputation as one of the most dangerous roads on the Island
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“During this extraordinary time, an inflationary increase in rents will be debilitating for 1.5 million British Columbians,” Premier Horgan told reporters
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The municipality is among the last in the capital region without such a bylaw
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Pressure Cooker presents a fascinating, deeply researched, and complex telling of the RCMP entrapment of John Nuttall and Amanda Korody
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The guardians play an essential role in maintaining the world-renowned trail, and in keeping the Indigenous history of the land at the forefront
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Invitations to book a booster shot will come as soon as the end of this week
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Voting for higher salaries puts councils in an awkward position while low wages can be a barrier to diverse representation
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Glen Fawkes’s family wants answers from Island Health and the province following his suicide within weeks of receiving care
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City staff answered councillors’ questions during Thursday’s special meeting, but further debate on the policy will wait until next week
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In 1922, the school board voted to segregate Chinese students from public schools. But the student fought back.
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Council candidates were out in force to stake their stances on the controversial housing policy
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