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138 articles in the archive.
Books
“I just found him to be a really interesting, thoughtful, knowledgeable musician, and I was a Soundgarden fan, going back to the mid-80s, basically from their first appearance on vinyl.”
Arts
“Victoria’s creative community is on the brink of a devastating loss," says Logan Ford, executive director of the Vancouver Island Visual Arts Society.
Education
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.
Arts
Visitors will be able to spot cats peering through windows, lounging in their yards, or doing cat things on their own cat time.
Sports
Events such as the Pickleball Festival and the Sooke Paddle Battle are examples of a sport gone mad: Suddenly, everyone’s playing pickleball.
News
You can catch free pop-up concerts on the steps of the legislature and on the lower causeway of the Inner Harbour.
Politics
Szpak, who served as a councillor for 24 years, was 73.
News
Astronomers speculate it likely broke up into pieces in northern Oregon or southern Washington.
News
Manak is one of several potential candidates for local office who are now making the call on whether to run.
News
It sure is easy to feel that giving back to nature can create some seriously positive vibes.
News
“We know this is not the level of service people expect from us,” said BC Ferries president Nicolas Jimenez.
News
The federal government has extended the cap on annual alcohol excise tax increases, meaning companies that produce beer, wine, and spirits will pay 2% instead of a higher rate in line with inflation.
News
Regular gas was priced at around $2.06 per litre at most Victoria stations yesterday, and a penny or two cheaper elsewhere in the area
News
Effective April 4, VicPD will no longer provide traffic control or related police resources for the street portion of the demonstration, the police service announced yesterday.
News
Another funerary ritual of the Victorian era involved something, or someone, called a sin-eater who would be called in to spiritually cleanse a dead person’s soul, even at times using the expired body as a table.
News
The city is in talks with Concert Properties, the Y facility’s owner, to operate the pool, providing a five-year stopgap as a replacement for the Crystal Pool.
News
The union and province have signed a return-to-work agreement, and the union has agreed not to strike for 30 days while negotiations resume.
News
A large mural is going up on the east-facing side of the Pacific House condo, and artist Liesl Petersen says three years after she applied to do the work, it’s finally close to being finished.
News
Negotiations began in January to replace a collective agreement that expired on March 31.
News
Karin Nelson, a Saanich resident, started two petitions that appear to have been pivotal in helping force the policy change.
News
Retiring after 35 years of policing, Del Manak was chief for nine and a half of his 32 years at VicPD.
News
Thousands of spectators will line the Inner Harbour to watch 30+ teams compete in international-standard dragon boats.
News
Novelist Jean Paetkau says women should recognize the symptoms and share them with their doctors.
News
The BC Conservative Caucus points to Island Health having the biggest increase in the number of patients running out of patience and then walking out of the hospital.
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