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Esquimalt council questions non-profit ‘double-dipping’

Concern raised about groups benefitting from grants and tax exemptions
Flu vaccine now available

Flu vaccine now available

Seniors over 65, toddlers between six and 23 months of age and caregivers for either can line up to get their free flu vaccine beginning Friday (Oct. 14).

Woman pleads not guilty to Canada Day driving death

A woman accused of killing a motorcyclist on Canada Day in Langford will challenge the allegation that she was driving while impaired.

Cash-strapped Mustard Seed forced into mortgage

For the first time in the society’s history, it's taking out a collateral mortgage on the Mustard Seed’s Hope Farm Healing Centre

Police hope to link handgun to other crimes

Man arrested in South Turner Street home
Ghetto made sex trade workers easier prey: inquiry

Ghetto made sex trade workers easier prey: inquiry

Street prostitution subject to two-tiered law enforcement, expert testifies

Shred-It event highlights threat of identity theft

A decade ago Rosalind Scott carried PINs to all her debit and credit cards on a slip of paper in her wallet.

13 in race for 9 board of education seats

Nomination deadline Friday

Occupy Victoria takes direct aim at money, banking

Occupy Victoria, like its New York City counterpart, aims to bring to light the intrinsic problems with banks lending and reporting money they don’t actually have, said organizer Greg Hill

B.C. government red tape could stall sewage program

Province won't commit money until feds hand over money