Whitecaps draw 1-1 with TFC in Canadian clash
Late goal salvages point for Toronto in VancouverThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2019
Month: May 2019
Accordion player banned from playing in Vancouver Island town
Accordions ‘make too much noise’ according to Town officialWire Service / May 31, 2019
Alberta man sings gospel as he watches his home burn in wildfire
Fires have forced more than 10,000 people out of their homes in the northern part of the provinceThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2019
Nine illegal pot dispensaries in Vancouver must shut after court ruling: city
It’s part of the city’s case against 53 marijuana-related businesses operating outside municipal rulesThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2019
11 people killed in Virginia Beach shooting
A disgruntled city employee opened fire at a municipal building before he was fatally shot by policeAssociated Press / May 31, 2019
Garbage blamed for three Langford bear sightings in three hours
All three sightings near Happy Valley areaShalu Mehta / May 31, 2019
Developers could get a break on development cost charges in Saanich
Council asked staff to review costs of delaying DDCs for up to three yearsWolf Depner / May 31, 2019
James Bay Library celebrates first anniversary with new art installation
Students worked with artist-in-residence Luke Ramsay on a commemorative projectVictoria News Staff / May 31, 2019
Trial set for U.S. man accused in cold case killing of young Saanich couple
Man pleads not guilty, jury selection set for June 11Wire Service / May 31, 2019
Women bikers roll through B.C. to promote worldwide relay
Canadian women hitting open road on two wheels in growing numbersJessica Peters / May 31, 2019
Across the province, nearly half public board members are women, 20 per cent in private sector
In 2017, 41 per cent of public board members were womenNick Murray / May 31, 2019
Grocers come together to launch Victoria Foundation’s Island Food Caring campaign
Campaign supports the Food Rescue ProjectTravis Paterson / May 31, 2019
Esquimalt unveils new physical literacy markings during annual Neighbourhood Party
Township staff unveil the markings June 1 at 11:30 a.m. at Esquimalt Recreation CentreWire Service / May 31, 2019
COLUMN: Canada Revenue Agency wants to hear from Canadians about improving services
Alistair MacGregor is the Member of Parliament for Cowichan-Malahat-LangfordWire Service / May 31, 2019
Spike in grey whale deaths on West Coast prompts investigation
Seventy whales found on U.S. territory from California to Alaska, five more on B.C. coastThe Canadian Press / May 31, 2019
PHOTOS: Totem pole comes down in Victoria’s Thunderbird Park
A Totem that’s been in place for 65 years is being repatriated at the end of its lifeNicole Crescenzi / May 31, 2019
COLUMN: MLA Adam Olsen pushes for changes to BC Ferries
Olsen is the BC Green Party MLA for Saanich North and the IslandsWire Service / May 31, 2019
Police seek suspects after youth beaten with baton and robbed in Langford
17-year-old youth taken to hospital with serious, non-life threatening injuriesShalu Mehta / May 31, 2019
Fashion Fridays: A day in the life of a celebrity stylist
Kim XO keeps you looking good on Fashion Fridays on the Black Press Media networkWire Service / May 31, 2019
Recreation centres across Greater Victoria draw physical literacy lines in the sand
Pre-determined patterns encourage fundamental movement skillsVictoria News Staff / May 31, 2019