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Wind fans B.C. fires, but growth of two largest blazes is limited

Wind fans B.C. fires, but growth of two largest blazes is limited

Kevin Skrepnek says that despite the rain, it wasn’t much, and 14 new fires were sparked since Friday
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Nanaimo family with baby on board victims of hit-and-run near Chemainus

Nanaimo family with baby on board victims of hit-and-run near Chemainus

“I looked back and saw the truck coming up behind us and then hit us,” said Nanaimo’s Bibi Wallace, recounting the hit-and-run near Chemainus.
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Mexican student brings galactic expertise to UVic

Mexican student brings galactic expertise to UVic

Mitacs Globalink program fosters merging of minds for research project
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Thousands gather with messages of love, resistance at anti-racism rally

Thousands gather with messages of love, resistance at anti-racism rally

Anti-racism protesters took over the streets out front Vancouver’s city hall
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North Saanich municipal hall a tad late, but under budget

North Saanich municipal hall a tad late, but under budget

WATCH: Rebuilt, renovated hall has first public open house Monday, Aug. 21
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Missing woman found in Victoria

Missing woman found in Victoria

Police have been looking for Jade Kozma for more than a month. She had disappeared from Campbell River.
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LifeCycles Fruit Tree Project shifts the mindset around food access in Victoria

LifeCycles Fruit Tree Project shifts the mindset around food access in Victoria

Volunteer-run organization on track to collect another fall bounty
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Camosun College engineering students display end of term projects

Camosun College engineering students display end of term projects

Industry professionals impressed with final prototypes
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Aggressive drivers in the Highlands draws ire of residents

Aggressive drivers in the Highlands draws ire of residents

Neighbours calling on district, RCMP for traffic calming, enforcement
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Sunday’s Tour de Victoria brings traffic delays

Sunday’s Tour de Victoria brings traffic delays

An estimated 1,500 cyclists will be on the road for Sunday’s annual Ryder Hesjedal’s Tour de Victoria bike ride that runs from about 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and will roll through Victoria, the West Shore and the Saanich Peninsula.
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