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Mount Cain was built by loggers—but now logging has come to the mountain
The North Island ski area is divided over the start of logging just outside of its boundary
Andrew Findlay·Monday, August 8, 2022·9 min
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Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
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The North Island ski area is divided over the start of logging just outside of its boundary
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The Navy says it hasn’t seen evidence the planes are bothering wildlife. Scientists say otherwise.
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MOD Pizza prioritizes hiring and supporting people who may face barriers to traditional employment, like developmental disabilities and past incarceration
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The housing plan spells promise for some and raises fears for others—a division that was notably decided along generational lines
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A commentary by Homes for Living, a group advocating for housing solutions in Victoria
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Supply-chain delays causing slowdown in building permanent housing
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Readers weigh in on the best solutions for fixing the Westshore’s traffic woes
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Four solutions have been pitched to fix the traffic crunch between the Westshore and Victoria. But how realistic are they?
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On Thursday, council heard that the city needs to further decrease building emissions to get on target
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Axolotl Biosciences just secured $265K in co-funding and aims to impact brain, heart, and stem cell research
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Little alleges Ranns ‘screamed,’ threw agenda packet, pen, and papers at her. Ranns disagrees.
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