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Many campers say they won't move from the tent city on Burdett Avenue by the province's Feb. 25 deadline.

Bob Gilbert admits he’s been through the wringer.

At the age of 16, Doug was at a party when he met some guys he thought were cool.

Municipal politicians asking province to eliminate statutory local newspaper advertising for pending bylaws

Vancouver Island aboriginal students seeing improved graduation rates thanks in part to a more inclusive school culture

A man and woman have been arrested following a series of robberies of businesses in downtown Victoria and the James Bay neighbourhood.

B.C. legislature now 36 per cent women, the highest level of representation in the history of Canadian legislatures

The long-term effects that bullying can have on a child is something Ariane Weathers is all too familiar with.

Below the surface of Victoria’s charming streets lined with colourful buildings and camera-toting tourists is a world of organized crime.

A Victoria councillor is calling for more safeguards to protect the city’s heritage-designated houses.