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Hike in school bus fees leaves some West Shore parents fuming

Hike in school bus fees leaves some West Shore parents fuming

SD62's inconsistent or non-existent fee waiver policies add to the confusion
Victoria student wins salmon-themed art contest

Victoria student wins salmon-themed art contest

More than 300 salmon-inspired art submissions were submitted
Ketamine therapy opens minds in Victoria

Ketamine therapy opens minds in Victoria

Dosing of ketamine is done at .5 milligrams per kilogram of body weight
Telus investing $25 million in Victoria, Langford and Oak Bay

Telus investing $25 million in Victoria, Langford and Oak Bay

The investment is expected to help expand the 5G and PureFiber networks
Pilot project brings new busking locations to downtown Victoria

Pilot project brings new busking locations to downtown Victoria

Busking showcase being held at Ship Point on Canada Day
Victoria councillor won't face sanctions over Israel-Hamas letter controversy

Victoria councillor won't face sanctions over Israel-Hamas letter controversy

Council accepted investigation's recommendations concerning Coun. Susan Kim
Victoria Chinatown museum unveils new exhibit

Victoria Chinatown museum unveils new exhibit

Victoria in the Time of Exclusion focuses on the intergenerational impacts of the Chinese Exclusion Act
Saanich man who hit cop car in 2021 Mill Bay incident gets 2.5 years

Saanich man who hit cop car in 2021 Mill Bay incident gets 2.5 years

Brandon Seguin had collided with police vehicles while fleeing, but was caught shortly afterward
Island RCMP investigating possible fatal overnight collision involving pedestrian

Island RCMP investigating possible fatal overnight collision involving pedestrian

RCMP in the Comox Valley is investigating a possible fatal collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian that occurred early Friday morning (June 28) in Courtenay.
Saanich forced to reverse course, allow rural secondary suites

Saanich forced to reverse course, allow rural secondary suites

Councillors had voted back in May to ask provincial government for an exception to new rules