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The board said this week that the ministerial order was binding and trustees would have to honour the change with an adjusted bylaw.
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The number of traps full has been coming down, so that leads me to believe that the population of rodents is going down with it,” said Rob Lumb, SD63’s director of facilities.
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“Talk about a turn of events." — UVic political scientist Michael Prince
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According to the findings of a UVic study, residents are drinking less alcohol than in previous years.
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Melinda Quintero's thesis project challenges Victoria's current tourism approach.
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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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The board has been accused of governance issues, not assisting a special adviser, and failing to work with community partners.
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Universities have offered courses on musicians since the Beatles, so it should be no surprise there’s a Swiftie course.
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The school received $400K+ in funding to digitize 512 video and audio documents
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From Victoria to the Westshore, there are several ways to honour veterans this year
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Felix Townsin, 14, will launch his campaign for good deeds with a benefit concert this Friday
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Both Victoria and Westshore school districts are hurrying to add and upgrade local schools
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Educators from around the world will build connections and discuss structural changes that support Indigenous students
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Nelson survived a residential school in Alert Bay
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