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Rise in whooping cough cases prompts Island Health vaccine advisory

Rise in whooping cough cases prompts Island Health vaccine advisory

17 people have contracted whooping cough on the Island since August, according to Island Health
Police make arrest after alleged knife brandishing incident in Victoria

Police make arrest after alleged knife brandishing incident in Victoria

Incident occurred near Douglas and Courtney streets
New project seeks to help Greater Victoria residents find employment

New project seeks to help Greater Victoria residents find employment

BEAMS offers wrap-around services including counselling, transportation, medical services, and more
Very young Southern Resident killer whale calf spotted near Greater Victoria

Very young Southern Resident killer whale calf spotted near Greater Victoria

Only 75 of the endangered orcas remain
Oak Bay mom's stolen car recovered, now at impound lot

Oak Bay mom's stolen car recovered, now at impound lot

Car remains in an ICBC salvage yard awaiting biohazard sweep and damage assessment
Court hears Victoria man died from cardiac arrest in hospital psychiatric unit

Court hears Victoria man died from cardiac arrest in hospital psychiatric unit

Paul Spencer was found dead just minutes after being apprehended by security officers
Canadian Medical Association apologizes for racism against First Nations

Canadian Medical Association apologizes for racism against First Nations

Association acknowledges abusive and racist history
UVic study finds Victoria team reduced criminalization of mental health clients

UVic study finds Victoria team reduced criminalization of mental health clients

VicPD has three ACT officers, with two currently active
Shamrocks have memorable year, despite falling short in Mann Cup bid

Shamrocks have memorable year, despite falling short in Mann Cup bid

The Six Nation Chiefs won four of five championship games against the Victoria Shamrocks
New round of provincial funding will help make roads safer

New round of provincial funding will help make roads safer

The Vision Zero in Road Safety Grant Program, which the province launched in 2021, provides $20,000 to each successful applicant to fund road-safety projects