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All-female boxing camp empowering young women
All-female boxing camp empowering young women
The July 7 firestorm threatened the rural community of 150 Mile House. (Angie Mindus photo)
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits Williams Lake
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VIDEO: Kamloops boaters become B.C.’s newest firefighters
A giant mechanical fire-breathing dragon-horse is wandering the streets of Ottawa as part of Canada’s 150th birthday celebrations, along with a giant mechanical spider. The Canadian Press.
Towering dragon roams streets
Ronan Gunn (left), Peter Ord of the Robert Bateman Centre and Caroline Duncan of Oak Bay Archives set up the Resilience of the People: A visual history of the traditional territory of the Lekwungen/Songhees people exhibit open from Aug. 1 to Aug. 31 at Oak Bay Municipal Hall, Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Christine van Reeuwyk/Oak Bay News)
Resilience of the People exhibit comes to Oak Bay
2016 carrier appreciation. (Black Press photo)
Black Press community newspapers celebrates its carriers
Beacon Hill’s Spencer McGhie looks to make contact during Thursday action against Trail at the Little League B.C. Championships at Hollywood Park. Beacon Hill won 7-4 to move to 3-2 on the week. The host team is on the bubble of making the semifinals, but a win Friday against Highlands would clinch a spot in Saturday’s playoff round. Don Descoteau/Victoria News
Beacon Hill stays alive at Little League provincials in Victoria
Williams Lakers finally allowed home after wildfire
Williams Lakers finally allowed home after wildfire
Vic West resident Caleb Kennedy and his daughter, Autumn, take a dip in the Gorge Waterway near Banfield Park. Caleb is reaching his 400th swim in the Gorge Waterway. Kendra Wong/Victoria News
Vic West resident finds Gorge Waterway a calming influence
First Nations from the Washington state region canoeing to Tsawout Spit July 26. (Morgan Cross) The Solstice glides ito the beach at the Tsawout First Nation near Central Saanich Wednesday morning. (Morgan Cross)
Tribal Journeys reach Saanich Peninsula
Tour de Rock Vlog 3: Mount Washington
Tour de Rock Vlog 3: Mount Washington
Against all odds, Rama DelaRosa plans to swim around Salt Spring Island to fundraise for Indigenous legal challenges to the Kinder Morgan pipeline. (Contributed photo)
Salt Spring Islander to swim around the island
New SAR plane on display in Comox
New SAR plane on display in Comox
A diver scans the sea bed at low tide on the Gorge Waterway on Sunday morning. He was looking for antique bottles possibly left behind during regattas from the early 20th century. Don Descoteau/Victoria News
Natural phenomenon in Esquimalt-Saanich prompts closer look
Alan Gong helps pack up his family’s tent Sunday morning after the annual Learn to Camp event at Fort Rodd Hill. (Joel Tansey/News Gazette staff)
Twenty families ‘Learn to Camp’ at Fort Rodd Hill
Victoria’s Largest Little Air Show returns to Central Saanich
Victoria’s Largest Little Air Show returns to Central Saanich
On June 25, 2017, the Vancouver Aquarium received a tiny male sea otter pup at its marine mammal rescue centre. Now, the aquarium is asking the public to help name the pup. VANCOUVER AQUARIUM PHOTO
You otter name this sea otter pup
Cub Cadet RG3 grooms the greens while staff perform other required maintenance and golfers can still enjoy a round at Victoria Golf Course. (Christine van Reeuwyk/Oak Bay News) Jamie Shillington and Cub Cadet RG3 groom the greens while golfers enjoy a round at Victoria Golf Course. (Christine van Reeuwyk/Oak Bay News)
Robot greenskeeper helps Victoria Golf Club staffers keep the pace
Rare waterspout towers over Lasqueti Island
Rare waterspout towers over Lasqueti Island
There will be a Hangar Dance July 29, in support of the Catalina Preservation Society and its aircraft, which is owned by North Saanich’s Bob Dyck. (Steven Heywood/News staff)
North Saanich society keeps Canso in the air