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Retiring the badge: Easing the abuptness from the beat to post-career

Retiring the badge: Easing the abuptness from the beat to post-career

Unique program will help Victoria cops make transition into civilian life
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Mail-in ballots tried and true

Victoria to continue polling-station alternative in November election
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Home invasion victims arrested when police find drug stash

Two suspects on the lam, despite police dog search
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Esquimalt fills manager's position

Anja Nurvo has been hired as the township's new manager of corporate services
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Saanich to appeal Camaso court costs ruling

Judge rules municipality should pay for widow's court fees
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Interest grows for city council seats

November election will likely see all incumbents running for another term
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Remembrance Day comes early with mural of the fallen

Remembrance Day comes early with mural of the fallen

Twelve-metre-long mural of soldiers killed in Afghanistan visits Victoria
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U.S. resident pleads guilt to trafficking pot, possession of a prohibited weapon

Man also wanted in the U.S. on several charges
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Johnson Street rail bridge closer to demolition

Eight companies have pre-qualified for the job to deconstruct the structure
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Service comes before photo-ops on new B.C. website

Service comes before photo-ops on new B.C. website

Government communications have traditionally been built around a stream of propaganda, with the emphasis on pictures and text arranged to show the ruling politicians of the day in a flattering light.
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