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‘It’s like a renoviction from a doctor’: Victoria doctor's monthly retainer raises questions of two-tier healthcare
It seems like a legal loophole, but patients say they fear losing care
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It seems like a legal loophole, but patients say they fear losing care
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Supply-chain delays causing slowdown in building permanent housing
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A commentary by Homes for Living, a group advocating for housing solutions in Victoria
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Decision comes amid budget challenges, focus on crisis counselling services
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Artificial turf, windows that don’t open, and the sea of concrete are a recipe for harm as heat waves become the new normal
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Children under 5 can get vaccinated in Victoria starting next week
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Amid a widespread nursing shortage, five students said they were dismissed or failed for minor mistakes, and some allege they faced discrimination from instructors at their institution.
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'You’ll be angry, but don’t take it personally'
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Multi-generation homes are becoming more common in Canada
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What exists, what’s being built, and what gaps remain—from Sooke to Sidney and in between
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‘Our community’s collapsing,’ Islanders warn as roughly a fifth of properties owned by non-residents
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Readers weigh in on the best solutions for fixing the Westshore’s traffic woes
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Violence brings echoes of unprovoked attacks in Victoria, Nanaimo in recent months
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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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Four solutions have been pitched to fix the traffic crunch between the Westshore and Victoria. But how realistic are they?
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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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Weeks of delays, mountains of paperwork, hundreds of dollars in fees, and still, Dr. Alexandra Dionisopoulos had to cut her intended stay in half, despite a dire need of more healthcare workers.
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Little alleges Ranns ‘screamed,’ threw agenda packet, pen, and papers at her. Ranns disagrees.
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Starting on Aug. 9, Sonya Bardati will roll from Port Hardy to Parksville to raise money for the BC SPCA
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North Cowichan, Duncan, Ladysmith, and Lake Cowichan to introduce tax in January
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Collins's dismissal the latest domino in a ferry service still struggling with staffing shortages
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In 67 days, Proctor smashes speed record set in 1991
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Meanwhile, Victoria and city shelters brace for the heat’s arrival