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B.C. Supreme court will hear city's arguments on Nov. 15

Monday marks the deadline to have leaves bagged in biodegradable bags and piled at the curb

Jobs Minister Pat Bell has asked his staff to investigate how a ministry brochure erroneously warned against promoting gay tourism in China.

This year, the United Way hopes to raise $6.3 million.

Federal lab contradicts previous findings of Infectious Salmon Anemia

Resident blasts Esquimalt council for favouring developers over residents

About one third of the 60 tents making up the Occupy Victoria protest at city hall disappeared by the time the city's eviction deadline hit.

Premier Christy Clark and senior B.C. cabinet ministers are seeing plenty of competition as they visit China this week.

Series of public workshops focused on understanding trans-identity and the rights of self-identification

Police and bylaw officers could be sent in to remove protesters if they refuse to leave