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Greater Victoria residents can ride the bus for free on Earth Day

Greater Victoria residents can ride the bus for free on Earth Day

BC Transit is offering free fares and highlighting a number of its green initiatives to celebrate Earth Day.
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New drone lets Victoria police reach new heights in monitoring incidents

New drone lets Victoria police reach new heights in monitoring incidents

A Remotely Piloted Aircraft System is VicPD’s latest tool to enhance public safety during events and demonstrations
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Organizers fear cannabis crackdown at Victoria 4/20 event

Organizers fear cannabis crackdown at Victoria 4/20 event

Organizers are priming for potential crackdowns during Victoria’s 4/20 gathering held on April 20 each year
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Scam puts Greater Victoria film crews in real-life crime drama

Scam puts Greater Victoria film crews in real-life crime drama

Scammers craft emails closely resembling those of reputable companys
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Sooke bans backyard burning after April 30 to address wildfire risk

Sooke bans backyard burning after April 30 to address wildfire risk

Free yard waste drop-off will be available throughout May to account for the end of backyard burning on April 30
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Sooke's Firwood Park temporarily closes to make way for new nature trail

Sooke's Firwood Park temporarily closes to make way for new nature trail

The trail is expected to be completed in June
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Sweet expansion: Bakery opens 2nd Victoria mall storefront

Sweet expansion: Bakery opens 2nd Victoria mall storefront

Bay Centre eatery expands with Mayfair shop
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Highway 1 in Saanich reduced to single-lane traffic April 16

Highway 1 in Saanich reduced to single-lane traffic April 16

Traffic will be diverted to one lane in both directions beginning at 8 p.m.
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Victoria arts hub issues call for skilled workers for spring spruce-up

Victoria arts hub issues call for skilled workers for spring spruce-up

Campaign targets $50,000 to cover paint, lumber, flooring and professional builders
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Sooke advocates for human rights and tax policy at municipal convention

Sooke advocates for human rights and tax policy at municipal convention

Sooke council attended the Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities convention in Nanimo
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