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UPDATE: Arrest made in connection with Victoria City Hall bomb threat

UPDATE: Arrest made in connection with Victoria City Hall bomb threat

Maple Ridge man, 53, arrested at a gas station moments after call was placed
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Transit scores new revenue after tackling transfer abuse

B.C. Transit is reporting almost $500,000 in new revenue after it changed the transfer system
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Wild ARC to share in $2.5M gift to SPCA

Wild ARC to share in $2.5M gift to SPCA

Wild Animal Rescue Centre in Metchosin will finally build a waterline to its property after receiving a major share of one of the largest legacy donations in B.C. SPCA history.
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Group home may get multi-million-dollar overhaul

New McCauley Lodge would have room for 30 residents
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UVic the choice of many out-of-province students

UVic the choice of many out-of-province students

Enrolment tops 20K; numbers up at Camosun, too
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Lacklustre communication driving request for B.C. Transit review

Change in governance, new funding sources also sought
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UVic scuba club cleans up Gorge shoreline Sunday

Join ocean advocates and help clean the beach from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sept. 25 at the Gorge waterway. The group meets at Craigflower Park at the corner of Admirals Road and Gorge Road West.
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UPDATE: Missing woman found

Celeste Walshaw, 25, located by police
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Students campaign for transit funding

The Passed Up? campaign calls for the government to allocate carbon tax money to more adequately fund public transit
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Smart meters protested by “small and vocal” community: B.C. Hydro

“First and foremost, there is no opt-out,” said Gary Murphy, chief project officer for the smart meter program. “Every customer will get a smart meter.”
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