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Short-term accommodations in Canada generated an estimated $2.8 billion in 2018

Short-term accommodations in Canada generated an estimated $2.8 billion in 2018

British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec generated almost 90 per cent of total revenue
The rock is no more for Oak Bay ‘Sea Lore’

The rock is no more for Oak Bay ‘Sea Lore’

Council calls for change to controversial location proposed for art installation
Proctor family continues to fight for change nine years after horrific Langford murder

Proctor family continues to fight for change nine years after horrific Langford murder

Kimberly Proctor’s family still working towards change
Mary Winspear offers out-of-this-world evening with Chris Hadfield

Mary Winspear offers out-of-this-world evening with Chris Hadfield

Tickets on sale March 22 for Colonel Chris Hadfield visit May 7
Feds pledge $9.1 million for national Indigenous law and reconciliation building at UVic

Feds pledge $9.1 million for national Indigenous law and reconciliation building at UVic

Investment announced with 2019 federal budget
Victoria HarbourCats give away funeral to lucky fan

Victoria HarbourCats give away funeral to lucky fan

Just in case you die of excitement, all the bases are covered
BC Ferries looks for more feedback on 25-year plan for Swartz Bay

BC Ferries looks for more feedback on 25-year plan for Swartz Bay

Some suggestions already under consideration include a cycling route, waterfront park
British Columbia Teachers’ Federation welcomes new leader

British Columbia Teachers’ Federation welcomes new leader

Teri Mooring will take over as president this summer
U.S. college bribery scandal shines light on serious problem in Canada

U.S. college bribery scandal shines light on serious problem in Canada

Looking at the bigger picture of marginalization in universities
Three cougar sightings in three days

Three cougar sightings in three days

Saanich Police warn the public to be vigilant