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Rainfall shatters records for Greater Victoria area

Rainfall shatters records for Greater Victoria area

Atmospheric river pumping warmth and moisture from Hawaii behind deluge
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Framed orange shirt in B.C. legislature Hall of Honour culminates two years of work

Framed orange shirt in B.C. legislature Hall of Honour culminates two years of work

Residential school survivor Eddy Charlie hopes display promotes healing, honest discussion
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Unwanted pets flood Island animal welfare group as society returns somewhat to normal

Unwanted pets flood Island animal welfare group as society returns somewhat to normal

Surrendered dogs also requiring more socialization training than usual before being adopted out
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Engineer on troubled Langford building unqualified: regulatory body

Engineer on troubled Langford building unqualified: regulatory body

Brian McClure ‘erroneously believed that his prior experience qualified him to design Danbrook One’
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Travel mostly a one-way-street as Victoria-Port Angeles ferry returns

Travel mostly a one-way-street as Victoria-Port Angeles ferry returns

COVID-19 testing requirements still a barrier for U.S. tourists, says Black Ball Ferry president
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ZZ Top to rock Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre April 22

ZZ Top to rock Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre April 22

Online ticket sales open Friday at 10 a.m., with tickets starting at $49
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Teen killer Kelly Ellard re-granted day parole after previously breaking conditions

Teen killer Kelly Ellard re-granted day parole after previously breaking conditions

Ellard serving life sentence for second-degree murder of 14-year-old in 1997
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British Columbians have lost $3.5M to cryptocurrency scams so far in 2021

British Columbians have lost $3.5M to cryptocurrency scams so far in 2021

Police urging caution as scams are on the rise through social media and online dating platforms
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British Columbians invited to help plant 30,000 flags at Canada’s largest veteran facility

British Columbians invited to help plant 30,000 flags at Canada’s largest veteran facility

Toronto’s Sunnybrook Veterans Centre seeking nation-wide support to plant flags for Remembrance Day
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