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Food
Hey Happy to open new location on Cook
The cafe's Cook Street Village location will be its third.
Robyn Bell·Tuesday, July 14, 2026·4 min
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Food
The cafe's Cook Street Village location will be its third.
Events
The festival has been an end-of-summer staple in Victoria for 18 years.
Weather
The impact of the incoming El Niño won't be apparent on the BC Coast until the end of the year.
Music
Major structural repairs are needed, but Arts on View Society says much of the club's iconic features have been saved
Events
From family-friendly festivals to educational talks, find new ways to discover our blue backyard.
Top Story
The trustees have their jobs back after the Ministry of Education failed to submit all necessary documents to the court.
Health
Dr. Bonnie Henry says the virus is not considered “a disease of pandemic potential,” though it is “very serious.”
Climate Change
It’s too soon to say whether this spring heatwave will lead to summer droughts and increased fire risk, says BC Wildfire Service
News
Mourning events are taking place across Greater Victoria to mark the 10-year toxic drug crisis.
News
The jazz club, housed in a city-owned building, will be ending its lease May 1.
News
Nearly all Bay mussels in BC were killed off during the weeklong event, but sea lettuce thrived.
News
White-nose syndrome has devastated bat populations throughout North America—and it's inching closer to the Island.
News
From music and food to FIFA World Cup viewings, the warmer weather will bring some fun to the capital city.
News
Researchers examined how different alcohol policies could reduce drinking and its related health risks.
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The local event group is helping to build community in Greater Victoria.
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This Sunday will mark the last daylight saving time change in BC.
News
BC saw 1,826 drug-related deaths last year—nearly 500 fewer than the previous year.
News
There's lots to do this Family Day long weekend, from free swims and skates to dance parties and art projects.
News
The three-part season will follow eight people as they learn to navigate the mental-health-care system.
News
Carl Olsen, who has spent more than three years protesting the project, says BC should consider alternative traffic-calming measures on the Malahat.
News
There are opportunities to learn about Black history in BC and on the Island all month long
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Mayor Sid Tobias says councils have been left "without a meaningful role in shaping legislation" that alters their authority.
News
Council voted unanimously, directing Mayor Alto to write a letter urging the province to codify its strategy.
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Songhees and Esquimalt Nation will lead the initiative, exploring the feasibility of a rail system between Victoria and the Westshore.
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