Former Saanich priest Phil Jacobs has been handed a five month conditional sentence, which includes two months of house arrest
Phil Jacobs has been found guilty of touching a young person for a sexual purpose, but not guilty on three other counts of molestation.
Jan. 22 pegged as strike day, unless B.C. Transit returns to bargaining: union president
An exhaustive seven-month process to find a president for UVic ended with a recognizable name earning the high-profile appointment.
Phillip Jacobs took the stand Monday afternoon by explaining how, when he was a young priest he took teenage boys on overnight trips
Pickets at Interurban, Landsdowne campuses as part of provincewide strike
CUPE member ratification votes to be held this week, next week
Two unions currently undertaking job action say the students won't be impacted by the strike until Sept. 17 at the earliest.
Jenner Richards foresees a not-so-distant future where any farmer in Greater Victoria could send an unmanned aircraft into the air
Police say a growing black market for cigarettes could be fuelling three recent cigarette thefts linked to merchant purchases at Costco.
Victoria man surrenders to Kelowna RCMP on Tuesday
Talks begin next week to determine essential service levels at UVic
A Saanich man was reunited with his truck – for the second time this week – after the vehicle was stolen twice in four days.
If the Saanich police department had its way, door-to-door salespeople – except Girl Guides – would be a thing of the past.
