Son of Second World War veteran returns to Norway to see site of rescue, repatriation
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One woman’s scrapbook uncovered at Fort Rodd Hill tells story of thousands during Second World War
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A time of remembrance
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VIDEO: Hundreds gather at Langford’s Veterans Memorial Park for Remembrance Day
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News
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GALLERY: Remembrance Day service at Oak Bay Memorial Cenotaph
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Hundreds mark Remembrance Day with ceremony at Saanich municipal hall
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SpaceX launches 60 more mini satellites for global internet
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Canada supports genocide case against Myanmar at International Criminal Court
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Conservatives’ Scheer wants Trudeau to open Parliament Nov. 25
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Renowned men’s chorus ‘Back by Popular Demand’ in Victoria
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Sportsnet fires Don Cherry after negative comments about immigrants
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Trudeau’s new cabinet: Gender parity because it’s 2019? Or due to competence?
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Canada among three G20 countries least likely to hit emissions targets
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Conservatives’ Scheer wants Trudeau to open Parliament Nov. 25
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PHOTOS: Bike polo players flock to Victoria for Winter Mixer tournament
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Saanich council to donate $3,500 to Road of Remembrance film
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Black Press loses beloved reporter
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St. Luke’s Service of Remembrance honours more than 130 veterans
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Central Saanich high school students raise funds for annual humanitarian trip
Sports
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‘Still a great experience’: Vikes finish 6th in U Sports soccer tournament
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Grizzlies lose their seventh consecutive match to Clippers 4-0
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Bettman: NHL set to return to Europe
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Connor, Jets beat Canucks for 9th time in a row
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22-year-old Victoria man scoops up silver medal in combat wrestling for Canada
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Reader Poll
You see them sparkling from street corners and swelling out of store displays. November is here and Christmas decorations are starting to abound.
To many they are welcome signs of the coming of the most wonderful time of the year, while others feel those decorations should stay in storage until December. What do you think? Is it too early to put up Christmas decorations? Take our poll and let us know.
Entertainment
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B.C. teen’s artistic gifts have her pursuing bachelor’s, master’s degrees at age 16
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Culinaire shares ‘vision and passion’ of Vancouver Island’s food, beverage professions
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Old Paint Duo coming to Sooke coffee house
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Sense of empathy, kindness floats over ‘Sesame Street’ set
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Performing arts students draw from letters of a Canadian soldier on Oak Bay stage
