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NDP aims to increase B.C. carbon tax

NDP aims to increase B.C. carbon tax

Earlier, smaller increase with some proceeds spent on emission-reducing infrastructure, John Horgan promises
Dockside Green clears hurdle to continue

Dockside Green clears hurdle to continue

Victoria's Dockside Green development is back in the public eye with yet another attempt to resurrect the ill-fated project.

Sicko pleads guilty in prolific child pornography investigation

U.S. resident had been living in Victoria and evading police for 14 years
BC caribou protection effort extended

BC caribou protection effort extended

With wolf kill in its third year, Premier Christy Clark announces $27 million to expand protection, maternity pen program
HandyDart users concerned about wait times and ride availability: seniors’ report

HandyDart users concerned about wait times and ride availability: seniors’ report

Wait times and ride availability a problem for one-third of B.C. riders, according to the Office of the Seniors Advocate.
Victoria author sheds light on former young offenders and where they are now

Victoria author sheds light on former young offenders and where they are now

When Gordon Cruse worked full-time as a supervisor at the Victoria Youth Custody Centre, he met a boy who was nine years old.
Bruce Williams no longer with CTV Vancouver Island

Bruce Williams no longer with CTV Vancouver Island

Longtime broadcast journalist and community fundraising activist no longer with Bell Media
Rural air ambulance response lacking: ombudsman

Rural air ambulance response lacking: ombudsman

B.C. Forest Safety Ombudsman Roger Harris calls for more helicopter service after injured workers wait hours for rescue and treatment
Clover Point moves into rezoning for sewage project

Clover Point moves into rezoning for sewage project

Esquimalt citizens recently got a preview of what $20 million in amenities for hosting a wastewater treatment plant at McLoughlin Point.
VIDEO: High prescription drug costs hinder access for seniors: UBC study

VIDEO: High prescription drug costs hinder access for seniors: UBC study

Research suggests one in 12 older adults in Canada stopped filling prescriptions because of high prices.