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Victoria arborist answers your questions about west coast tree and hedge care

Black Press Virtual Career and Post-Secondary Education Event comes to Greater Victoria

According to Statistics Canada, people with disabilities aged 25 to 64 are 59 per cent less likely to find employment than people without disabilities. Canadians with disabilities have worse employment and work-related outcomes and are more likely to live in poverty. Skills gaps, pay discrimination, and a lack of supports at many life stages further compound barriers for people with disabilities.

From the summer heat dome and wildfires to the recent flooding, the effects of climate change have grown more apparent. Looking ahead, those effects are expected to impact virtually every aspect of life here on Vancouver Island and beyond – from food production to transportation to insurance costs.

How we access health care has changed over the last couple of years. The New Normal has meant finding different ways to do things, and sometimes some real innovation that creates an even better ways to do things!

In a year unlike any other, it can be easy to forget all we’ve accomplished while we navigate the ever-changing pandemic landscape.

Victoria arborist answers common questions about west coast tree and hedge care

As we plan our seasonal celebrations, the kitchen invariably takes centerstage. From the holiday turkey to the tasty treats to the festive table decorations, these are as entwined with our holiday activities as the good company that enjoys them.

Over 22,000 Métis are registered in BC, with 90,000 self-identifying as Métis on the last census

There’s no question that Carl and Sue Stovel are committed to their community. The two boast a combined 25 years of volunteering, and have made significant financial contributions to help non-profits working with people challenged by mental illness, poverty, marginalization and a lack of social supports.