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Chinese New Year has its own unique traditions

Chinese New Year has its own unique traditions

Victoria’s Chinatown at the heart of New Year celebrations
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Email specialists riding the tech wave in Victoria

Email specialists riding the tech wave in Victoria

Company tackles common business challenge with innovative approaches
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Neighbours lament death of Emily, the iconic Cordova Bay oak tree

Neighbours lament death of Emily, the iconic Cordova Bay oak tree

Urban development means continued loss of urban tree canopy
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Peninsula musician enters CBC Searchlight talent contest

Peninsula musician enters CBC Searchlight talent contest

Craig Henderson, who got his start at Sidney Market, wants your vote
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K9 Unit the best job in the world: VicPD handler

K9 Unit the best job in the world: VicPD handler

New dogs from Germany join the local force
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Saanich is still grappling with pending pot legalization

Saanich is still grappling with pending pot legalization

Saanich –unlike Victoria – has shown zero tolerance for marijuana retail shops
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MP REPORT: Phoenix pay system fiasco disrupting lives in Sooke

MP REPORT: Phoenix pay system fiasco disrupting lives in Sooke

It’s time that the Liberals recognize their failure and consider a plan B, says Randall Garrison
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Nicholson Manufacturing is changing with the times

Nicholson Manufacturing is changing with the times

The Saanich Peninsula is home to many businesses, some well-known, others less so. They all contribute to the local economy, so the Saanich Peninsula Chamber of Commerce featured both in their annual Tour of Industry, which happened on Friday, January 26.
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Chief Justice and family lawyer defend judge in Oak Bay custody case

Chief Justice and family lawyer defend judge in Oak Bay custody case

In wake of murders, Justice Gray faces criticism for granting Berry access to girls on Christmas Eve
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B.C. Family Day to move to third week in February next year

B.C. Family Day to move to third week in February next year

Premier John Horgan said the move is to better align the holiday with businesses and families
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