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Still time to vote in 2022 Best of the City awards

Still time to vote in 2022 Best of the City awards

May 15 voting deadline for Greater Victoria favourites quickly approaching
Victoria cargo e-bike company ready to change how families get around town

Victoria cargo e-bike company ready to change how families get around town

Jensen brothers’ Baere Bikes inspired by cycling-loving, former Oak Bay mayor dad
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez reacts to Facebook ‘threat’ over online news bill

Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez reacts to Facebook ‘threat’ over online news bill

Bill would force digital giants to compensate news outlets for reusing their work
B.C. doubles Indigenous share of Crown forest revenues to 8-10%

B.C. doubles Indigenous share of Crown forest revenues to 8-10%

First step towards a new formula, forests minister says
College of BC Building Trades opens its (virtual) doors as hub for B.C. schools

College of BC Building Trades opens its (virtual) doors as hub for B.C. schools

‘One-stop shop to learn about career opportunities in the unionized construction industry’
What Musk’s past tweets reveal about Twitter’s next owner

What Musk’s past tweets reveal about Twitter’s next owner

‘It’s ironic…somebody who claims they want to buy Twitter to protect free speech has such thin skin’
European nations accuse Russia of natural gas ‘blackmail’

European nations accuse Russia of natural gas ‘blackmail’

Gas cut off to Poland and Bulgaria after each refused to start paying for gas in rubles
Air Canada to jack up fares amid higher fuel costs, weak business travel

Air Canada to jack up fares amid higher fuel costs, weak business travel

Carrier more than tripled its revenues last quarter, but losses still significant
Greater Victoria brunch spots voted among Canada’s best

Greater Victoria brunch spots voted among Canada’s best

Four area restaurants earn high marks from OpenTable users, make top 100 list
Facebook has serious concerns over online news bill, considers options for response

Facebook has serious concerns over online news bill, considers options for response

Meta says it was “not consulted” on its content, an assertion sharply disputed by Canada