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Oak Bay studio tour offers personal peek into thriving community of creatives

Oak Bay studio tour offers personal peek into thriving community of creatives

The Spring Oak Bay Artists’ Studio Tour takes place on April 5 and 6
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Victoria adoption group rallies for animals in need with bottle drive

Victoria adoption group rallies for animals in need with bottle drive

The charity says changes to the economy have driven down donations
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'Alone and in peace': The fascinating, forgotten tale of Trial Island's hermit

'Alone and in peace': The fascinating, forgotten tale of Trial Island's hermit

John Kergar was an ingenious, self-sufficient man who lived life his own way
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LETTER: Injured animals shouldn't be left to suffer on Saanich roadside

LETTER: Injured animals shouldn't be left to suffer on Saanich roadside

Agencies fail to respond to raccoon struck by vehicle
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Trump's trade war can't fracture Langford-U.S. pals' 32 years of friendship

Trump's trade war can't fracture Langford-U.S. pals' 32 years of friendship

The 2 friends have endured 2 husbands, fire, flood and a global pandemic – now they are ready for the next challenge
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LETTER: Capital Region municipal leaders looking for a free ride

LETTER: Capital Region municipal leaders looking for a free ride

Saanich and Victoria taxpayers fund much of the road network used by Greater Victoria traffic
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Victoria history talk takes a walk back to First World War hospital

Victoria history talk takes a walk back to First World War hospital

April 24 heritage talk explores Canadian General Hospital No. 5
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Oak Bay theatre school, UVic orchestra bring Cinderella to life

Oak Bay theatre school, UVic orchestra bring Cinderella to life

Eight Cinderella performances will take place at the McPherson Playhouse, running April 18 through 26
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Victoria paddlers take on 75-km relay for children, adults with disabilities

Victoria paddlers take on 75-km relay for children, adults with disabilities

Since its inception 44 years ago, the fundraiser has brought in more than $425,000
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'He's so High': Tal Bachman relishes family life on the Peninsula

'He's so High': Tal Bachman relishes family life on the Peninsula

The singer-songwriter is excited to hit the road with rock legends Bachman-Turner Overdrive and his family, starting April 1 at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
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