Skip to content

News

Vancouver Island docs hope declaration of emergency can help stem overdose tide

Vancouver Island docs hope declaration of emergency can help stem overdose tide

The province has declared an unprecedented state of emergency in response to an epidemic of drug related deaths so far this year

More snowbirds flocking to Victoria for the winter

Low Canadian dollar prompted more seniors to head west

Community acknowledges need for My Place shelter

It opened four months ago amongst a wave of opposition from neighbours and parents of children attending a nearby school.
A Gathering Place for a Vancouver Island First Nations cultural renaissance

A Gathering Place for a Vancouver Island First Nations cultural renaissance

Focus on VIU Part II: Vancouver Island First Nations finding welcome and opportunity at Vancouver Island University
Maternity leave furor could give birth to new legislation

Maternity leave furor could give birth to new legislation

Vancouver Island politicians urge province to close loophole that leaves elected officials without parental rights

Opinions vary on whether more homeless are flocking to Victoria

She’s been living off and on the streets for most of her life, but Catherine doesn’t consider herself homeless.

School district drafting first gender identity policy

The Greater Victoria School District is looking to implement its first gender identity and gender expression policy this fall.
Victoria police boost reserve force to 75 volunteers

Victoria police boost reserve force to 75 volunteers

Reserve constable a value part of Victoria police

Preliminary designs underway for Douglas Street bus lane

The plan to widen Douglas Street to make room for a priority bus lane is rolling along
Market Square gets a face lift

Market Square gets a face lift

The roof on the square is being removed and the walkway at the Johnson Street entrance is being widened.