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Teachers could use refresher on social media policies: GVTA

The B.C. Teacher's Federation (BCTF) has an active social media strategy and regularly provides social media workshops for teachers.

CRD eyes up private sector for sewage treatment technologies

Excitement brews over the innovative solutions the private sector might have to offer.

Victoria mother charged with first-degree murder in young daughter's death

A Victoria mother has been arrested in connection with the death of her 18-month-old daughter last year.
Life in Canada like a dream for Syrian refugee family

Life in Canada like a dream for Syrian refugee family

Osama and Hanaldi feel like they’re living in a dream.
Festivals face series of challenges

Festivals face series of challenges

Series of challenges has some festival organizers contemplating their future in the city.
Forest fire season starts early in north, Cariboo

Forest fire season starts early in north, Cariboo

49 new fires detected on Monday alone, but Forests Minister Steve Thomson says it's too early to tell how wildfire season will go

Province steps in to manage tent city

The province has stepped up to manage the site with the help of Vancouver’s Portland Hotel Society.

Esquimalt looks to public for amalgamation guidance

Esquimalt council is trying to get some clarity on whether or not citizens actually favour amalgamation within the capital region.

Victoria and Saanich move on to next round of casino process

Saanich and Victoria are moving on to the next phase of the B.C. Lottery Corporation’s (BCLC) process.
B.C. wildlife management overhaul coming

B.C. wildlife management overhaul coming

Hunting licence revenues may be put in dedicated fund, with wildlife organizations involved in big game management