Skip to content

Search results for "Christine van Reeuwyk"

Order
Filter by category
Foodie fest returns to Oak Bay Avenue with a vintage twist

Foodie fest returns to Oak Bay Avenue with a vintage twist

Oak Bay Village Spring Nosh is June 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Read more >
Get grilling in Greater Victoria without burning down the house

Get grilling in Greater Victoria without burning down the house

Summer's rapid approach also prompts a reminder that beach fires are banned across the CRD
Read more >
Saanich valedictorian praises 'empathy' of her Spectrum class of 2025

Saanich valedictorian praises 'empathy' of her Spectrum class of 2025

'We are not our successes or failures. We are works in progress.'
Read more >
Public can soon check out free seeds at downtown Victoria library

Public can soon check out free seeds at downtown Victoria library

LifeCycles revamps its seed library now, just in time for planting 2026
Read more >
No fixed timeline: Victoria aims to keep theatres in play

No fixed timeline: Victoria aims to keep theatres in play

City to incorporate a look at potential policy changes as part of ongoing downtown work
Read more >
VIDEO: Cunning canine joins Greater Victoria bomb detection beat

VIDEO: Cunning canine joins Greater Victoria bomb detection beat

Police service dog is the first female on the region's Integrated Canine Service team
Read more >
Ripple effect: Vic High 2025 grad leaves legacy of wellness

Ripple effect: Vic High 2025 grad leaves legacy of wellness

Graduate leaves a legacy of artwork, wellness for her peers
Read more >
Stats show Saanich Pat Bay intersection is most dangerous on Vancouver Island

Stats show Saanich Pat Bay intersection is most dangerous on Vancouver Island

Douglas at Gorge and Government streets had the highest number of crashes in the City of Victoria, with Millstream at the TCH the worst in Langford
Read more >
Wrecking ball looms over former Victoria supportive housing building

Wrecking ball looms over former Victoria supportive housing building

Teardown begins this month on Queens Avenue, expected to finish by August
Read more >
Casey's story: Central Saanich horse therapy builds stability, independence

Casey's story: Central Saanich horse therapy builds stability, independence

'What it has done for my son … it’s hard to imagine what life would be like without it'
Read more >