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Esquimalt requests public feedback as it plans for plastic bag ban

Esquimalt requests public feedback as it plans for plastic bag ban

An online survey aims to gather information before the ban comes into effect in January 2020
Two-sailing waits continue Victoria to Tsawwassen

Two-sailing waits continue Victoria to Tsawwassen

Backlog continues despite extra sailings over Easter
Group aims to raise $250k ahead of Sarah Beckett Playground’s August opening

Group aims to raise $250k ahead of Sarah Beckett Playground’s August opening

Not yet halfway to goal for equipment costs, but plans for upcoming fundraisers are underway
Second earthquake in less than two hours strikes off Vancouver Island

Second earthquake in less than two hours strikes off Vancouver Island

The first earthquake happened at 1:27 p.m., the second at 2:44 p.m.
Saanich soccer player survives bout with flesh eating disease

Saanich soccer player survives bout with flesh eating disease

Harinder Sandhu picked up the disease after soccer game
PHOTOS: Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says ‘I do’ on Earth Day

PHOTOS: Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says ‘I do’ on Earth Day

May and John Kidder got married Monday morning in Victoria
Award-winning Victoria author recalls her former life as a sex trade worker in new memoir

Award-winning Victoria author recalls her former life as a sex trade worker in new memoir

Yasuko Thanh’s new book ‘Mistakes to Run With’ is her first non-fiction publication
Human Rights museum to restore Coast Salish artist’s Witness Blanket

Human Rights museum to restore Coast Salish artist’s Witness Blanket

Artwork heads to Winnipeg after five years on the road
UPDATED: Eco warriors shut down Douglas Street at Fort Street in protest

UPDATED: Eco warriors shut down Douglas Street at Fort Street in protest

Environmentalists to call on banks to divert investments into green infrastructure
BC Ferries sees one-sailing wait at Swartz Bay terminal

BC Ferries sees one-sailing wait at Swartz Bay terminal

The noon ferry is sold-out, while afternoon sailings are over 70 per cent full