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39 articles in the archive.
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The $4 million in damages he was ordered to pay the Sooke Harbour House hotel owners remains unpaid
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Kir Anvik is injected every month with a medicine she believes is doing more harm than good. But doctors are forcing her to take it
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The 39-year-old has been missing since Dec. 9 after she embarked on a hike at Sea to Sea park in Sooke
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Without mandated pet-friendly rentals, rescue organizations are "overrun" with abandoned cats and dogs
Features
Simon Stubbs has been stuck in hospital mental-health wards for years, enduring “trauma on trauma on trauma”
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The survey also notes the department's lack of diversity as only 11% of respondents identified as a visible minority
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Immigration board doubts Durkin was “unsuspecting dupe” in ponzi scheme, orders deportation
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A decision on sanctions is still to come
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In a press conference, police did not divulge what evidence led them to that conclusion. Both assailants were killed, while six officers were injured
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Two complaints, by a current constable and former staff member, allege race-based discrimination
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The former Toronto mayor and current Victoria resident is delivering a keynote speech at the Rising Economy conference
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Traumatic experiences are part of the job of a police officer. But multiple VicPD sources say cronyism, discrimination, and indifference within the department make that trauma worse
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A warden overrode Zachary Armitage’s risk classification to allow his transfer to William Head from a medium-security prison, according to a restricted internal report. Now he’s on trial for a murder allegedly committed during his escape.
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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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Council votes to have staff change traffic bylaw to make more streets 30km/h
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If you’re buying a condo or townhouse in BC, it’s probably a strata. But, from fistfights and fines to a fence that divided a community, stratas have been marked by stories of disappointment and rage
Features
Worker shortages are now endemic in the industry—but warnings started decades ago Part five of our series, Pay Check
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The path between Taylor Beach and Weir Beach was taken for granted for decades—until new fencing and security guards appeared
Investigative
When a Victoria librarian pulled a book off the shelf at the central branch this summer, a mystery began
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A mentally ill woman's finances were put in the care of the Public Guardian and Trustee of BC. She's worse off because of it
Features
David Johnston won’t touch money, except to destroy it
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Special costs are awarded in cases of “reprehensible” conduct during litigation
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We spent a day with a clean-up effort in Beacon Hill Park
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A fugitive from the US started fresh on Vancouver Island—then bilked new victims out of millions of dollars while law enforcement refused to act
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