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Oak Bay, Saanich police investigate potential hate crime at UVic faith centre

Oak Bay, Saanich police investigate potential hate crime at UVic faith centre

Letter found on the Multifaith Centre at the University of Victoria
B.C. nixes Victoria vacancy control plea, group says rent hike stop-gap needed

B.C. nixes Victoria vacancy control plea, group says rent hike stop-gap needed

Anti-poverty group doubts government claim that the rent-increase limits would deter new building
Dragon boaters set to showcase racing, resilience in Victoria competition

Dragon boaters set to showcase racing, resilience in Victoria competition

South Island Dragon Boat Festival fills Gorge Waterway July 13, 14
Elections BC IT director on leave after court ruling on Saanich privacy breach

Elections BC IT director on leave after court ruling on Saanich privacy breach

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found Guy Gondor downloaded personal information to aid son in dispute with neighbours over bylaw violations while working for District of Saanich
Darts youth prodigy growing sport in Langford

Darts youth prodigy growing sport in Langford

Peyton Hammond is one of the best youth darts players in Canada, while his sister Jayda likes to play more for fun
Found: Victoria police looking for missing 39-year-old woman

Found: Victoria police looking for missing 39-year-old woman

Kasja was last seen on June 20 and reported missing four days later
Keep cool: Greater Victoria, Gulf Islands join provincial extreme heat wave

Keep cool: Greater Victoria, Gulf Islands join provincial extreme heat wave

Warm weather prompts safety reminder of heat illness
Popular Victoria arcade credits crews with rescuing games from fire

Popular Victoria arcade credits crews with rescuing games from fire

Quazar's Arcade closes to clean up after Saturday blaze
PHOTOS: Langford council attends its first Victoria Pride Parade

PHOTOS: Langford council attends its first Victoria Pride Parade

More than 70,000 gather for the 2024 Victoria Pride Parade
UVic professor wins Kyoto Prize for developing frozen earth theory

UVic professor wins Kyoto Prize for developing frozen earth theory

Geology professor Paul Hoffman has won a prize that is considered to be the Japanese equivalent of the Nobel Prize