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Oak Bay council approves 11.4% tax increase for residents

Oak Bay council approves 11.4% tax increase for residents

The district voted in favour of its 2025-2029 financial plan at a special committee of the whole meeting on April 14
‘We run a tight ship’: Saanich approves 8% tax increase

‘We run a tight ship’: Saanich approves 8% tax increase

The final budget is set to increase taxes by more than $300 for the average Saanich homeowner
Cowichan transit workers want strike to end

Cowichan transit workers want strike to end

Strike began on Feb. 8
Refrigeration issues temporarily relocate Alberni Valley Bulldogs to Nanaimo

Refrigeration issues temporarily relocate Alberni Valley Bulldogs to Nanaimo

Second round of BCHL playoffs begins this weekend
Landmark Vancouver Island conference shines spotlight on Indigenous tourism

Landmark Vancouver Island conference shines spotlight on Indigenous tourism

Pre-COVID, the industry contributed over $1.9 billion to Canada's economy
Federal co-leader says excluding Greens from debate is silencing democracy

Federal co-leader says excluding Greens from debate is silencing democracy

Elections Canada lists 232 Green candidates, meaning the party is officially running in 68 per cent of ridings
B.C. conservation officers euthanize goat-killing bear that got Daisy and Duke

B.C. conservation officers euthanize goat-killing bear that got Daisy and Duke

Conservation officers successfully trapped bear that had been terrorizing farm animals in Maple Ridge
Family's human rights complaint against B.C school district largely dismissed

Family's human rights complaint against B.C school district largely dismissed

Family of child with disabilities say the district failed to incorporate accommodations into IEP
Signpost, rocks, stumps deliberately placed across B.C. intersection

Signpost, rocks, stumps deliberately placed across B.C. intersection

Police suspect Fruitvale act was likely intended as a prank, however, potential for serious consequences was clear
Canada Votes 2025: Incarcerated Canadians head to the polls

Canada Votes 2025: Incarcerated Canadians head to the polls

April 16 is voting day at correctional institutions across Canada