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Catching graffiti vandals a difficult job for police

Const. Frank Brushetta estimates there are between 10 to 15 people who tag all types of infrastructure.

Marijuana dispensary robbed

Victoria police are looking for witnesses after a local marijuana dispensary was robbed Monday night.

Ministry allocates $750,000 to upgrade Esquimalt High

The Ministry of Education is kicking $750,000 to make upgrades to the exterior of Esquimalt High School.
Government defends Northern Gateway approval

Government defends Northern Gateway approval

Federal government defends 'thorough' Northern Gateway review in court

Cougar tranquilized in James Bay

After being sent on a wild goose chase, B.C. conservation officers located and tranquilized a cougar in James Bay Monday morning.
VIDEO: Cougar running loose in Victoria, tranquilized

VIDEO: Cougar running loose in Victoria, tranquilized

The cougar "just wandered into town" and probably "couldn't find its way out," said Peter Pauwels, a conservation officer.
Tour de Rock wraps up ride

Tour de Rock wraps up ride

Twenty-one riders completed the 14-day, 1,000-kilometre Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock finishing in Victoria’s Centennial Square Friday.
Clock ticking on Fairfield business

Clock ticking on Fairfield business

Craftsman looking to find someone to take over clock repair shop.

Candidates should be cautious about online posts, says prof

A University of Victoria professor is warning candidates to be cautious about what they post online.
B.C. Liberals roasted over red tape day

B.C. Liberals roasted over red tape day

Spending hours of legislature time on a day to celebrate ending unnecessary procedures compared to Monty Python sketch