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Two charges of making false statements to information and privacy commissioner laid against George Gretes by special prosecutor

Authorities will have to decide if service should be provided at St. Joseph's Comox and other faith-based hospitals

More than 100 people have been living in tents on the courthouse lawn since last spring

McLoughlin, Clover Points are now the two sites selected to potentially look at building two secondary or tertiary sewage treatment plants.

Firm says no deal in place with Alaskan applicant, existing Mt. Hayes plant near Nanaimo Airport not suitable for export proposal.

For most people, Victoria is an ideal place to live, raise a family and educate our children.

Fine for ignoring fire bans or interfering with forest firefighting efforts will be tripled, but vehicle seizures off the table

Three Victoria authors have been shortlisted for the 32nd annual B.C. Book Prizes.

Downed trees, darkened neighbourhoods follow a night of high winds in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island

A small ceremony was held at CFB Esquimalt to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Kuwait during the Gulf War recently.