Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,835 and counting.
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The 9.71% hike would coincide with an 8.83% increase in property taxes and a multi-million-dollar loan to float a new Crystal Pool.
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Target measures and signage change tweaks could make compliance easier and reduce confusion.
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Wild VI marmots have hit a record number, with 381 living in the Island's mountain region.
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The Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre aims to address one of the most common yet stigmatized disabilities in the world
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“So rather than when a club closes down at 2am and you have 600 people pour out onto the street and they just kind of mill about, the late-night venues are actually intended to give them something to do." Coun. Matt Dell.
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Orca Book Publishers are standing by their authors amid hate-fueled censorship.
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Those who rely on the safer supply program will need to consume their prescription under supervision.
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Victoria’s mayor is calling on the province to review policy that led to the closure of its emergency operating shelter.
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“It's hard to put in words to think that anybody could be that disengaged from who we are as humans that they could even think to do this,” VG4A co-coordinator Gillian Scadeng.
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Melinda Quintero's thesis project challenges Victoria's current tourism approach.
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The 43rd throne speech was a rallying cry often reserved for wartime
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Not quite smooth sailing yet: Victoria’s plug-in project will require resources that are not yet secured
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From museums to storytime and playtime, there's plenty to do with your crew.
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Chretien grabbed Clennett with two hands on the face and wrested control of his body, neutralizing him before the RCMP jumped in and pushed the protester to the ground.
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From sweet treats and dancing to yoga classes, there's plenty to do with your loved ones.
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“Every person in BC deserves to know basic life-saving skills, and the best way to do this is through schools." — Caroline McIntyre, mother of Sidney McIntyre-Starko
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Capital Daily recently ran a poll asking readers if they’ve ever been the victim of an online scam and 28% of respondents said they had.
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Victoria Specialty Hardware quietly closed, leaving customers wondering how they'll retrieve thousands of dollars worth of purchases.
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The biggest portion of the investment—$22.5 million—has been earmarked for Victoria to be used to install onshore power for cruise ships
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“Right now, we're seeing the numbers are just so challenging, so getting those funds in place through Coldest Night is really crucial,” Rachel Hesketh, Our Place Society.
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Concerns from residents about housing density and reduced car lanes in busy areas have led staff to propose alternatives.
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Referendum results of 59% Yes and 61% North give clear mandates
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Tariffs and other pressures could affect final price tag—and voter decisions.
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Bike valet, lock-borrowing program among initiatives keeping bikes safe.
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