134757 | news | 1 | Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns after searing report into workplace culture: reports |
134751 | news | 2 | Passengers unfazed as WestJet returns Boeing 737 Max to service on Vancouver flight |
134747 | news | 3 | Antibody drug can prevent COVID-19 illness in nursing homes: Eli Lilly |
134731 | news | 4 | After donating his kidney, Abbotsford hotdog king starts donor campaign |
134729 | news | 5 | Mill Bay nurse suspended after using Tensor bandage to trap long-term care patient in room |
134726 | news | 6 | Haida activist calls for hefty fines, jail time against those who claim to be Indigenous |
134724 | news | 7 | Calls for changes, barriers at Goldstream Trestle after Langford teen’s death |
134721 | news | 8 | Man allegedly bites Vancouver cop during arrest for outstanding warrant |
134719 | news | 9 | Interior Health says COVID positivity rates in Fernie area actually 10-12% |
134717 | news | 10 | Supreme Court quashes review of North Island conservation officer who refused to euthanize bears |
134713 | news | 11 | Dutch 94-year-old facing unwanted trip home can stay in B.C. |
134711 | news | 12 | Esquimalt prowler removes air conditioner, peers into person’s home |
134709 | news | 13 | Isolating provinces is a bad idea, says Canadian Chamber of Commerce |
134707 | news | 14 | Some provinces yet to say when jail inmates to be vaccinated against COVID-19 |
134705 | news | 15 | Trudeau will be first foreign leader to speak with Biden on Friday: White House |
134703 | news | 16 | Changes in Indian farm laws could benefit Canada, experts say |
134701 | news | 17 | TC Energy cutting more than 1,000 Keystone XL construction jobs as Biden pulls permit |
134699 | news | 18 | B.C. Premier, health officials to discuss next steps in COVID immunization plan |
134691 | news | 19 | PHOTOS: Trick or treat! Halloween comes to Fernwood in January |
134681 | news | 20 | Chief says push for fish farm judicial review a challenge to reconciliation, Aboriginal Rights |
134671 | news | 21 | Fundraiser started for tenants left hanging after Port Hardy apartment fire |
134665 | news | 22 | Arson suspect arrested after fires at Cowichan Valley schools |
134663 | news | 23 | Vancouver Island electrician gets shocking surprise with $500K Extra win |
134659 | news | 24 | Hiker rescued after cold few hours in the bush outside Port Alberni |
134657 | news | 25 | Victoria police investigating after 15-foot flames engulf tent |
134655 | news | 26 | Two Nanaimo care-home residents have died during COVID-19 outbreak |
134649 | news | 27 | Beloved secret cabin lost to fire on the North Island’s west coast |
134647 | news | 28 | Suspect screams at customer then assaults store clerk on Nanaimo’s Victoria Road |
134643 | news | 29 | Suspicious fire destroys two vehicles at Vancouver Island residence |
134641 | news | 30 | B.C. records 500 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, 14 deaths |
134639 | news | 31 | Inadequate safety training a factor in teen BMX star’s workplace death in 2019 |
134637 | news | 32 | UPDATED: Bomb disposal unit still determining nature of suspicious device found on Salt Spring Island |
134635 | news | 33 | Ottawa advocating to prioritize vaccines for Indigenous people: Miller |
134633 | news | 34 | Residents of Old Fort, B.C., suing province, others over slow-moving slide |
134631 | news | 35 | With B.C. movie theatres closed, Rio indie cinema says it will reopen as a sports bar |
134627 | news | 36 | TC Energy halts spending on Keystone XL, says it’s ‘disappointed’ with Biden move |
134625 | news | 37 | WestJet’s 737 Max to be first to return to Canadian skies after global grounding |
134623 | news | 38 | Female orcas less likely to feed in presence of vessel traffic: study |
134620 | news | 39 | New Duncan street signs will be in English and Hul’q’umi’num |
134618 | news | 40 | Councillor steps down as deputy mayor of Metchosin after controversial trip to Mexico |
134616 | news | 41 | Alexander Elementary in Duncan announces possible COVID-19 exposures |
134614 | news | 42 | Victoria glass smashing suspect believed to be water taxi thief |
134608 | news | 43 | Sighs of relief accompany a sense of unease as Biden takes oath, Trump departs D.C. |
134604 | news | 44 | Transport Canada not budging on enclosed deck rules, despite calls from BC Ferries union |
134599 | news | 45 | 1-in-5 COVID tests coming back positive in and around Fernie, sparking concern |
134597 | news | 46 | Conservative MP Derek Sloan ejected from party caucus |
134595 | news | 47 | ‘You can’t make this stuff up’: Stories from the B.C. CounterAttack campaign |
134593 | news | 48 | Tofino puts new restrictions on alcohol at public events |
134588 | news | 49 | Victoria police warn of rising cybercrime called spear phishing |
134585 | news | 50 | Video of man doing backflip off Vancouver bridge draws police condemnation |
134582 | news | 51 | B.C. paramedics respond to record-breaking number of overdose calls in 2020 |
134568 | news | 52 | Impaired Island driver flees road check twice on the same night |
134554 | news | 53 | UPDATE: B.C.’s major salmon farms seek court intervention in Discovery Islands ban |
134550 | news | 54 | Rural Saanich farm reports large metal gate stolen |
134542 | news | 55 | New cell tower proposed for Westhills Stadium in Langford |
134538 | news | 56 | Woman steals bottles of wine after brandishing stun baton in New Westminster |
134533 | news | 57 | Canadian malls, conference centres, hotels offer up space for COVID vaccination centres |
134530 | news | 58 | UPDATED: Vancouver Island paddle boarder’s orca encounter brings joy and outrage |
134522 | news | 59 | Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th president of the United States |
134520 | news | 60 | Trump bids farewell to Washington, hints of comeback |
134516 | news | 61 | ‘End of the road:’ Truck driver in Humboldt Broncos crash awaits deportation decision |
134514 | news | 62 | All eyes on the United States as Canadians tune in to Joe Biden’s inauguration |
134512 | news | 63 | Vancouver Island photographer takes top Canadian Geographic photo prize |
134483 | news | 64 | William Head prison inmates in receive first doses of COVID vaccine |
134479 | news | 65 | VIDEO: Tip to Metro Vancouver transit police helps woman 4,000 km away in Ohio |
134487 | news | 66 | Annamie Paul charts new course for Green party — through crowded waters |
134477 | news | 67 | COVID-19 vaccines: Canadians torn between helping the world and helping themselves |
134475 | news | 68 | British Columbia government lax on cybersecurity practices, auditor reports |
134473 | news | 69 | EXPLAINER: Can Trump be impeached after leaving office? |
134498 | news | 70 | Pacific Rim National Park Reserve urges dog owners to show respect by leashing their pets |
134471 | news | 71 | B.C.’s COVID-19 caseload stays steady with 465 more Tuesday |
134467 | news | 72 | Man arrested after stolen water taxi raced up Victoria’s Gorge Waterway |
134464 | news | 73 | Still no charges over poisoning of trees in Mill Bay |
134461 | news | 74 | UPDATED: Man, 64, likely drowned after falling into water at North Saanich marina, say police |
134459 | news | 75 | ‘Suspicious’ Port Hardy apartment fire could keep tenants out of their homes for months |
134469 | news | 76 | Mental health conditions ‘alarmingly high’ among children with autism: UBC study |
134454 | news | 77 | ‘Cocaine bananas’ arrive at Kelowna grocery stores after mix up from Colombia: RCMP |
134447 | news | 78 | B.C.’s freshwater stocking program complete despite pandemic challenges |
134433 | news | 79 | B.C. watchdog says mentally ill children and youth retraumatized in hospital |
134435 | news | 80 | Cancel foreign trips because travel rules could change suddenly, Trudeau says |
134437 | news | 81 | Parliamentary hearings over Zoom an ongoing headache for translators |
134429 | news | 82 | Trump expected to issue flurry of pardons on last full day |
134427 | news | 83 | Threat directed at Nanaimo mall, RCMP investigating |
134431 | news | 84 | VIDEO: Stigma against Indigenous people is a ‘social sickness’ |
134424 | news | 85 | VIDEO: Seal hunting, not being hunted in video shot off Dallas Road |
134420 | news | 86 | Two people escape injury in Colwood house fire |
134418 | news | 87 | Two new COVID-19 exposures reported on flights to Victoria |
134411 | news | 88 | B.C. funding training of mental health workers at four post-secondary institutions |
134409 | news | 89 | Car crashes along the Nanaimo Parkway, driver abandons vehicle |
134413 | news | 90 | Trudeau vows to keep up the fight to sway U.S. on merits of Keystone XL pipeline |
134405 | news | 91 | Hotel associations push back against any potential ban on inter-provincial, non-essential travel restrictions |
134401 | news | 92 | Rapid COVID tests in long-term care key during vaccine rollout: B.C. care providers |
134399 | news | 93 | B.C. turns to second doses of COVID-19 vaccine as supplies slow |
134397 | news | 94 | No Pfizer vaccines arriving in Canada next week; feds still expect 4M doses by end of March |
134395 | news | 95 | Couple fined $460 after pretending to cough at customers in Vancouver gym: police |
134393 | news | 96 | Positive COVID-19 case at Greater Victoria high school |
134391 | news | 97 | Fire crews called to battle house fire in Parksville |
134387 | news | 98 | Canadians who have had COVID-19 should still get the vaccine, experts say |
134385 | news | 99 | Poll finds strong support for COVID-19 curfews despite doubts about effectiveness |
134383 | news | 100 | Canadian fashion mogul seeking bail on U.S. charges of sex trafficking, racketeering |
134381 | news | 101 | Tory MP Sloan accuses party of hypocrisy over efforts to have him expelled |
134379 | news | 102 | Ottawa OKs return of Boeing Max aircraft to Canadian skies |
134351 | news | 103 | Elk rescued from zip line in Youbou |
134346 | news | 104 | Well-loved porpoise skull stolen from Sidney aquarium |
134369 | news | 105 | Snow, winter might not be done with Vancouver Island quite yet |
134344 | news | 106 | Terry and Peggy, kittens born with 3-and-a-half legs, surrendered to BC SPCA |
134342 | news | 107 | Small tin in Kootenay man’s jacket pocket saved him from stabbing: RCMP |
134340 | news | 108 | Frustrated family denied access to Chantel Moore police shooting report |
134338 | news | 109 | B.C. adjusts COVID-19 vaccine rollout for delivery slowdown |
134363 | news | 110 | Population estimates peg Greater Victoria’s population at 408,883 |
134336 | news | 111 | 5 British Columbians under 20 years old battled COVID-19 in ICU in recent weeks |
134331 | news | 112 | New laws would cement DFO accountability to depleted fish stocks |
134328 | news | 113 | Kootenay woman flees just before tree crushes house |
134359 | news | 114 | British Columbians keep Christmas lights on past holidays to combat ‘COVID-19 blues’ |
134307 | news | 115 | Kelowna church fined 2nd time for violating public health order |
134302 | news | 116 | UPDATE: Injured hikers among three rescued in the dark from Mount Arrowsmith |
134300 | news | 117 | Duncan Christian School, DogHouse Restaurant close doors due to COVID |
134296 | news | 118 | Victoria attack leaves victim with life-altering injuries |
134294 | news | 119 | Colwood coffee shop shuts down after employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
134292 | news | 120 | Capital Regional District to add First Nations representatives to advisory committees |
134288 | news | 121 | ‘I wanted it to be true so badly’: Sooke senior narrowly avoids lottery scam |
134283 | news | 122 | Apartment fire in Port Hardy forces residents to jump from building |
134281 | news | 123 | B.C.’s rapid response paramedics deployed to Williams Lake as COVID-19 cases climb |
134298 | news | 124 | RCMP say ice climber seriously injured after reportedly falling 12 metres near Abraham Lake |
134273 | news | 125 | Malahat Skywalk expected to be complete by this summer |
134275 | news | 126 | Biden aims for unifying speech at daunting moment for U.S. |
134271 | news | 127 | Sophisticated glass-removal crime returns to downtown Victoria |
134269 | news | 128 | Victoria man arrested for ramming minivan into occupied police vehicle |
134279 | news | 129 | Nova Scotia’s presumed consent organ donation law now in effect |
134267 | news | 130 | Head of Greater Victoria film commission warns of lost economic opportunity |
134265 | news | 131 | Victoria International Airport researching COVID-19 testing options |
134235 | news | 132 | Documents show Biden plans to issue order to cancel Keystone XL on first day in office |
134243 | news | 133 | Group of B.C. doctors, engineers developing ‘bubble helmet’ for COVID-19 patients |
134233 | news | 134 | Teen praised for backcountry survival skills after getting lost in B.C.’s Cariboo mountains |
134229 | news | 135 | New video marks Canada’s contributions to first Gulf War on 30th anniversary |
134227 | news | 136 | No place for ‘far right’ in Conservative Party, Erin O’Toole says |
134220 | news | 137 | Canada’s spy-catching system caused delay, angst in Delisle case: former FBI official |
134218 | news | 138 | Care home staff struggle to isolate dementia patients during outbreaks: experts |
134216 | news | 139 | ‘Morally and ethically wrong:’ Court to hear challenge to Alberta coal policy removal |
134212 | news | 140 | Phil Spector, famed music producer and murderer, dies at 81 |
134210 | news | 141 | COVID-19: Provinces work on revised plans as Pfizer-BioNTech shipments to slow down |
134208 | news | 142 | Less pomp, very different circumstances as D.C. prepares to inaugurate Biden, Harris |
134206 | news | 143 | B.C. travel ban will harm struggling tourism sector, says industry coalition |
134200 | news | 144 | Canada surpasses 700,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases as provinces revisit vaccine plans |
134179 | news | 145 | ‘Targeted’ shooting in Coquitlam leaves woman in hospital |
134177 | news | 146 | Residents of Pat Bay Highway encampment to be relocated after early morning fire, site secured for clean up |
134173 | news | 147 | Cowichan Valley school fires deemed suspicious |
134134 | news | 148 | Troublemaker in Nanaimo fails at fraud attempt, slams door on business owner’s foot |
134132 | news | 149 | Sentencing date moved for Saanich nanny guilty of child porn charges |
134127 | news | 150 | A deer with 3 ears? Unique animal routinely visits Nanoose Bay property |
134231 | news | 151 | Washed up Risso’s dolphin offers glimpse into “whole other world” near Tofino |
134125 | news | 152 | B.C. researchers identify new tool to trace salmon at sea |
134214 | news | 153 | Vancouver Island minor hockey coach shares what it’s like on the ice without parents, fans |
134204 | news | 154 | Plugged pulled on decade-old Comox Valley development project |
134123 | news | 155 | ‘Stay the course’ with COVID measures, Island Health reminds |
134121 | news | 156 | BCAFN condems racism against Cowichan Tribes after COVID-19 outbreak |
134119 | news | 157 | Canada’s top doctor says to avoid non-essential travel as B.C. explores legal options |
134117 | news | 158 | Rejection letter agency sent to Black organizations ‘completely unacceptable’: Hussen |
134115 | news | 159 | B.C.’s COVID-19 spread steady with 509 new cases Friday |
134113 | news | 160 | Alleged Montreal synagogue vandal charged with attempted arson, uttering threats |
134164 | news | 161 | COVID-affected school year perfect time to end standardized tests: Greater Victoria teacher union |
134104 | news | 162 | Harvest Meats recalls sausages over undercooking |
134153 | news | 163 | No crystal ball: Island man reveals how he makes his living predicting the future |
134102 | news | 164 | Prosecutors seek restrictions on Rittenhouse after bar stop with Proud Boys |
134111 | news | 165 | Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District looks at enforcement of illegal camping |
134097 | news | 166 | No environmental risk from oil spill at McLean Mill, says consultant |
134093 | news | 167 | Port Alice residents not happy with their cell phone carriers |
134088 | news | 168 | B.C. health ministry commits $6.25M to hospital expansion in Port Alberni |
134084 | news | 169 | After 30,000 tests, influenza virtually nowhere to be found in B.C. |
134082 | news | 170 | Emergency repairs underway on Phillips Road in Sooke |
134078 | news | 171 | Greater Victoria man wins $28,000 while watching football |
134076 | news | 172 | Police seeking suspect, witness of sexual assault of Esquimalt teen |
134072 | news | 173 | Government reinforces importance of anti-racism act on Black Shirt Day |
134062 | news | 174 | Port McNeill driver tells police he thought the pandemic meant no breathalyzers |
134060 | news | 175 | Qualicum Beach council wants dogs leashed if owners are visiting town cemetery |
134058 | news | 176 | Work to resolve The Summit hum in Victoria continues through winter |
134053 | news | 177 | Landmark deal sees B.C. forest firms treat big cedars like a First Nation would |
134049 | news | 178 | Coast Guard ramps up protections for B.C. whales |
134047 | news | 179 | BC SPCA calls for ban on exotic animal trade after 50 parrots, toucans pass through YVR |
134040 | news | 180 | Classes cancelled by fire at a Duncan-area school for the second time this week |
134035 | news | 181 | Police seek public’s help after ‘tire slashing spree’ in central Nanaimo |
134033 | news | 182 | Saanich school hopes to catch greenhouse thief red-handed |
134025 | news | 183 | Trudeau says Canada’s COVID vaccine plan on track despite Pfizer cutting back deliveries |
134023 | news | 184 | ICBC gets green light to slash car insurance rates by 15% starting in May |
134000 | news | 185 | Alert pooch ensures owner, feline friends escape as Parksville home goes up in flames |
133997 | news | 186 | Full parole granted to former Mountie, sports coach convicted of sex abuse of boys |
133989 | news | 187 | More vaccine arrives as B.C. struggles with remote COVID-19 cases |
134021 | news | 188 | Quota debate heats up on the eve of Vancouver Island herring fishery |
134014 | news | 189 | Dropping unemployment rate in Greater Victoria defies national and provincial picture |
134008 | news | 190 | Charity’s plan to flip tax-exempt greenspace to development angers Metchosin mayor |
133985 | news | 191 | 536 COVID cases, 7 deaths reported as B.C. finds its first case of South African variant |
133987 | news | 192 | Island mayor calls for de-escalation as social media gets uglier in racism fight |
133991 | news | 193 | Why it’s imperative to stop the spread of a more transmissible COVID-19 variant |
133993 | news | 194 | Syrian refugees celebrate fifth anniversary in Canada with virtual event |
133977 | news | 195 | TSB: Sooke search and rescue boat crash caused by ‘misinterpretation of navigational information’ |
133969 | news | 196 | Doses of COVID-19 vaccine expected in 60 B.C. First Nations by next week |
133963 | news | 197 | ‘Ramp up’ of vaccine delivery in Canada not expected until April, Fortin says |
133961 | news | 198 | Todd Stone says he’s not running for B.C. Liberal leadership |
133952 | news | 199 | UPDATE: Telus services restored across Western Canada |
133950 | news | 200 | Vote pending on proposed Nanaimo-Cowichan transit link |
133948 | news | 201 | Power back on for most following windstorm |
133946 | news | 202 | COVID-19 outbreak over at Duncan assisted living facility |
133943 | news | 203 | Alberni building owner digs in, refuses to remove illegal trailers |
133941 | news | 204 | Campbell River city council unanimous in support of fish farms |
133936 | news | 205 | Senior who fell and spent days lying on floor of home saved by Princeton cop |
133959 | news | 206 | Pandemic fury: 65% of Canadians want to see borders closed to keep sun-seekers home |
133927 | news | 207 | Two of Greater Victoria’s most notorious teenaged killers have parole privileges extended |
133923 | news | 208 | Search called off for kayaker missing near Sooke, officials say |
133905 | news | 209 | Early morning fire claims one shelter at Greater Victoria homeless camp |
133902 | news | 210 | One dead after single-vehicle accident in Campbell River yesterday |
133898 | news | 211 | Driver without a licence ticketed after hitting and injuring jogger in Nanaimo |
133896 | news | 212 | COVID clarity: Feds say 42-day gap for 2-dose vaccines OK as provinces race to immunity |
133894 | news | 213 | ‘Return of the Giants:’ B.C. getting a second chance to coexist with humpback whales |
133892 | news | 214 | B.C. considers provincial COVID-19 bubble as visitors come in |
133886 | news | 215 | Sea to Sky Gondola plans to reopen in late spring, early summer |
133884 | news | 216 | Racism towards Cowichan Tribes in COVID-19 fight denounced by federal minister |
133882 | news | 217 | B.C. judge reserves decision on Meng Wanzhou bail conditions |
133878 | news | 218 | Island Health sets new daily COVID-19 case record despite stagnant provincial infection rates |
133876 | news | 219 | Supreme Court denies church’s appeal in Mount Cashel sexual abuse case |
133874 | news | 220 | Canadian emergency doctors call for greater transparency on vaccine rollout |
133872 | news | 221 | Feds look at using border data to find travellers applying for sickness benefit |
133846 | news | 222 | B.C. ministry warned birth alerts ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ months before banning them |
133838 | news | 223 | Proud Boys confrontation was wake-up call about military racism, hate: Defence chief |
133860 | news | 224 | Mountie accused of Kelowna sexual assault faces dismissal from RCMP |
133842 | news | 225 | CEO of air traffic controller Nav Canada cites ‘staggering’ drop in flights in 2020 |
133840 | news | 226 | Yukon could be first place in Canada to achieve herd immunity, says top doctor |
133834 | news | 227 | Family of P.E.I. teen files civil lawsuit against sex offender, arts organizations |
133832 | news | 228 | Canadian Senators Group leader Scott Tannas travels to Hawaii |
133830 | news | 229 | Experts say stretching out time between COVID-19 vaccine doses in Alberta reasonable |
133826 | news | 230 | UPDATED: Wanted man in custody following downtown Victoria criminal barricade |
133824 | news | 231 | Pedestrian struck on main street in Port Alberni |
133821 | news | 232 | Kayak belonging to missing Langford man found in Sooke |
133817 | news | 233 | B.C. records 519 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday |
133813 | news | 234 | Couple’s long battle with Saanich over a $300,000 storm drain ends with a win |
133811 | news | 235 | Nanaimo RCMP searching for suspect they say dodged Tasering attempt in scuffle with officer |
133808 | news | 236 | Feds’ challenge of ruling on First Nations children ‘a slap in the face’: AFN |
133870 | news | 237 | ‘Epic’ snow conditions piling up at Mount Washington |
133853 | news | 238 | Central Island has already been drenched with a month full of rain |
133805 | news | 239 | Twice-sunken barge will remain under water at Port McNeill marina until February |
133803 | news | 240 | Socializing after the vaccine: Experts say shot won’t offer ‘free pass’ right away |
133801 | news | 241 | Canada’s outgoing military commander sounds alarm over threat of xenophobia |
133792 | news | 242 | Trump impeached for the second time, this time for ‘incitement of insurrection’ |
133790 | news | 243 | Dix ‘very disappointed’ some Vancouver-area doctors jumped the queue for 2nd vaccine dose |
133782 | news | 244 | Used concrete pontoon from the United States could replace Sidney’s Beacon Wharf |
133776 | news | 245 | Sooke Potholes closed again due to weather |
133774 | news | 246 | COVID-19: B.C. names new lead for ‘largest’ vaccine rollout in province’s history |
133772 | news | 247 | Fired Gold River fire chief breaks silence, claims ‘wrongful termination’ by council |
133768 | news | 248 | City of Cranbrook files lawsuit against Winnipeg Ice, WHL |
133766 | news | 249 | Historic ranches, waterfront, trapline part of B.C.’s latest park expansion |
133761 | news | 250 | Airlines have turned away hundreds of passengers since launch of new testing mandate |
133759 | news | 251 | Oven roasted turkey breast recalled Canada-wide due to plastic pieces |
133755 | news | 252 | UPDATE: Power restored at Victoria General Hospital |
133750 | news | 253 | Cowichan Tribes to receive COVID-19 vaccine |
133744 | news | 254 | Airbnb to block, cancel Washington, D.C. bookings ahead of inauguration |
133742 | news | 255 | Alleged appliance thief threatens employee when confronted at Nanaimo supermarket |
133740 | news | 256 | Wind storm batters Cowichan Valley, southern Vancouver Island |
133735 | news | 257 | Pandemic worsening mental health for women more than men, poll suggests |
133733 | news | 258 | Refrigerated morgue truck deployed in Fraser Health: BC Coroners Service |
133729 | news | 259 | UPDATED: Road closures, power outages across Greater Victoria after windstorm |
133725 | news | 260 | Doctors, nurses call on B.C. to test surgical, emergency patients for COVID-19 |
133723 | news | 261 | Canada secures 20M more Pfizer vaccine doses; U.S. border closure extended to Feb. 21 |
133721 | news | 262 | B.C. care home allowed group activities to continue after positive test: family |
133698 | news | 263 | Second COVID-19 exposure in Miracle Beach school community |
133696 | news | 264 | Listening to podcast while driving with your phone beside you not distracted driving, judge rules |
133694 | news | 265 | B.C. sees another 446 COVID-19 cases Tuesday, nine more deaths |
133862 | news | 266 | Vancouver Island retired sergeant advocates for homeless veterans |
133688 | news | 267 | Police arrest intruder wearing firefighter gear in firehall |
133669 | news | 268 | Man found guilty of manslaughter in bludgeoning death in Nanaimo |
133662 | news | 269 | Man accused in bludgeoning death in Nanaimo guilty of manslaughter, not guilty of second-degree murder |
133660 | news | 270 | Cowichan Tribes to receive COVID-19 vaccine |
133658 | news | 271 | Fisheries minister, MP Blaney talk fish farm transition plans for Vancouver Island |
133652 | news | 272 | Petition calling for official anti-racism Black Shirt Day gaining traction in B.C. |
133645 | news | 273 | Nanaimo a step closer to clawing back the freedom of roaming cats |
133637 | news | 274 | Port Alberni hotel facing $100K in damages after hit and run |
133635 | news | 275 | Saanich driver tells police he was ‘only’ going 45 km/h over posted limit |
133633 | news | 276 | Gold River village council terminates fire chief |
133629 | news | 277 | Funds top $117K for family of children seriously injured in Coquitlam crash |
133627 | news | 278 | Quatsino transitions to Red Phase COVID-19 response |
133616 | news | 279 | Air search for missing Langford kayaker called off |
133620 | news | 280 | UPDATE: Three people seriously injured in crash on the Duke Point Highway in Nanaimo |
133601 | news | 281 | WestJet flights reduced at YQQ due to ‘volatile demand and instability’ |
133576 | news | 282 | Mountain biker seriously injured in fall on Nanaimo’s Doumont Hill |
133574 | news | 283 | Greater Victoria man killed in snowboarding accident was a source of strength for his family |
133572 | news | 284 | Residents fuming, calling for Metchosin councillor to resign following ‘fiesta fiasco’ |
133569 | news | 285 | ‘It’s heartbreaking:’ Calls for increased mental health support following death of Langford teen |
133563 | news | 286 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at First Nation in northern B.C. as cases soar to 32 |
133603 | news | 287 | Island faith leaders voice opposition to churches defying COVID-19 restrictions |
133587 | news | 288 | Vancouver Island mom feels the pinch of school fees |
133553 | news | 289 | Vancouver Islanders with feeders cautioned about salmonella outbreak |
133551 | news | 290 | COVID-19: 2 students at large bush party near University of Victoria fined $230 |
133539 | news | 291 | Pamela Anderson promotes Island animal sanctuary with billboard campaign |
133537 | news | 292 | St. Michaels junior school in Greater Victoria student tests positive for COVID-19 |
133535 | news | 293 | Staffer COVID-19 positive at Duncan’s Sunridge Place, no explosure declared |
133531 | news | 294 | VIDEO: Icy plunge marks end of Red Deer firefighter’s trek across B.C. for cancer |
133528 | news | 295 | Whistler snowboarder remembered as ‘stand-up guy’ |
133526 | news | 296 | COVID-19 exposure in Comox Valley school |
133521 | news | 297 | Search continues for missing kayaker near Sooke |
133519 | news | 298 | ‘We have had enough’: B.C. Nurses’ petition condemns ‘hefty’ license fee hike |
133515 | news | 299 | ‘Vile; filled with racism’: Officials condemn reaction to Cowichan First Nations COVID outbreak |
133510 | news | 300 | Classes cancelled at Duncan school after fire |
133506 | news | 301 | Property owners propose the demolition and replication of Qualicum College structure |
133503 | news | 302 | Lottery system continues for nature, French immersion kindergarten |
133492 | news | 303 | Cabins going in at tenting sites for homeless in Duncan |
133481 | news | 304 | Man in hospital, dog dead after suspected impaired driving crash in B.C. Interior |
133462 | news | 305 | COVID-19 reported at Vancouver Island high school |
133460 | news | 306 | VIDEO: One to hospital after fire engulfs Campbell River home |
133427 | news | 307 | RCMP pay another visit to Kelowna church already fined for defying public health orders |
133419 | news | 308 | B.C. real estate agent fined $25K for subletting rented home and keeping the cash |
133454 | news | 309 | Victoria’s artist in residence creates toll-free ‘Be Calm’ phone line |
133409 | news | 310 | Saturday lottery produces Vancouver Island multi-millionaire |
133404 | news | 311 | Body of missing 16-year-old Langford teen found in Goldstream Provincial Park |
133393 | news | 312 | Popular holiday lights display vandalized at Storybook Village in Qualicum Beach |
133391 | news | 313 | Vancouver Island bylaw officer apologizes for profanity-laced exchange |
133389 | news | 314 | North Island MP talk to feds about transition plan in wake of fish farm decision |
133387 | news | 315 | Qualicum Beach couple upset after Christmas decorations on children’s gravesite chewed up by a dog |
133356 | news | 316 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at Victoria Hart House long-term care |
133421 | news | 317 | Ups and downs for people working to address homelessness in Campbell River |
133335 | news | 318 | Seedy Saturday to hold province-wide gardening conference |
133364 | news | 319 | Bridge through popular Ladysmith trail system going ahead despite protest |
133307 | news | 320 | Three flights from Calgary to Victoria added to exposures list |
133301 | news | 321 | Cowichan Superstore employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
133299 | news | 322 | One person dead after drowning near Brentwood Bay Ferry Terminal |
133294 | news | 323 | Drivers hurt in crash on the highway in south Nanaimo |
133292 | news | 324 | University of Victoria marks first anniversary of Iran plane crash |
133290 | news | 325 | Malahat First Nation members ordered to shelter in place |
133275 | news | 326 | B.C. reports 617 more COVID-19 cases, 18 more deaths |
133273 | news | 327 | First orca baby of the year in B.C. named Ne’nakw |
133264 | news | 328 | Snowboarder dies in Whistler after plunging off cliff |
133240 | news | 329 | Big White Ski Resort cancels bookings for non-locals until February |
133238 | news | 330 | Cat rescue reunites Vancouver Island family with special link to missing son |
133224 | news | 331 | Suspect arrested after break-in near Cowichan Bay |
133220 | news | 332 | Victoria police arrest manslaughter convict after parole revoked |
133218 | news | 333 | Victoria cuts $10,000 catered lunch fund from 2021 budget |
133205 | news | 334 | Orca pod returns to the Broughton Archipelago |
133199 | news | 335 | Christmas tree still up? So is your fire risk |
133343 | news | 336 | ‘Kill Yourself’ artistic statement inspires school trustees to rethink discrimination |
133191 | news | 337 | Island mayor says travelling politicians need to meet highest possible standards |
133195 | news | 338 | ‘Please come home:’ Langford parents desperately search for missing teen |
133185 | news | 339 | B.C. shifts reporting to get COVID-19 information out faster |
133183 | news | 340 | Cowichan Tribes ordered to shelter in place due to COVID-19 outbreak |
133178 | news | 341 | Unofficial ‘shelter’ shut down in Port Alberni commercial district |
134738 | business | 1 | B.C. communities warned of upcoming RCMP unionization costs |
134686 | business | 2 | New life being breathed into fire-gutted Port Hardy apartments |
134558 | business | 5 | B.C. falling behind in maintenance of forest service roads |
134548 | business | 6 | Strathcona Regional District pens letter to Trudeau about fish farm closure |
134518 | business | 7 | Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate target on hold at 0.25% |
134481 | business | 8 | B.C. pilot program launches to help small businesses weather COVID |
134457 | business | 9 | B.C. gaming grants reorganized for COVID-19 priorities |
134377 | business | 10 | Officials say there’s not enough Vancouver Island eggs to meet demand |
134509 | business | 11 | Cowichan Tribes’ Costa Canna cannabis store opens in Colwood |
134375 | business | 12 | Port Alberni pressures Arrowview Hotel owner for final cleanup |
134333 | business | 13 | Langford sells stadium naming rights for $500,000 to Starlight Developments |
134305 | business | 14 | B.C. job training fund increased for developmentally disabled |
134286 | business | 15 | B.C. abandons border ID cards built into driver’s licence |
134277 | business | 16 | Annual pace of housing starts down in December: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp |
134271 | business | 17 | Sophisticated glass-removal crime returns to downtown Victoria |
134189 | business | 18 | Victoria International Airport revenues in a tailspin |
134198 | business | 19 | The Gardens at Qualicum Beach has new owners |
134256 | business | 20 | Canco’s first supermarket opens in Saltair |
134045 | business | 21 | Vancouver Island egg producer cries foul over ‘Island’ label |
133995 | business | 22 | Ask about COVID-19 return policies as you shop to avoid disappointment later: experts |
134151 | business | 23 | Craft Beer Market buys Victoria’s Canoe Brewpub |
133867 | business | 24 | Nanaimo Honda dealership to be rebuilt at more than double the size |
134018 | business | 25 | Opening Wild Coast Perfumery a dream come true for Cowichan Bay owner |
133784 | business | 26 | Supply management key to survival of B.C. dairy industry, says Okanagan farmer |
133727 | business | 27 | Air Canada cuts 1,700 more jobs, slashes capacity |
133711 | business | 28 | Private ferry service between Sidney and Anacortes feasible, according to new report |
133631 | business | 29 | Longtime Greater Victoria construction supervisor remembered for hard work, love of trades |
133624 | business | 30 | B.C. takes over homeowner grant applications, raises eligibility |
133715 | business | 31 | Infrastructure, internet, industrial land key to Nanaimo’s economic development strategy |
133704 | business | 32 | Proponents see gleam of promise in North Island copper and gold mine |
133547 | business | 33 | Speculation tax doesn’t slow B.C.’s hot housing market |
133458 | business | 34 | High demand, low supply drove up Greater Victoria home prices in 2020 |
133252 | business | 35 | B.C. pellet contract with Japanese giant extended past 2023 |
134667 | sports | 1 | Horvat scores winner as Canucks dump Habs 6-5 in shootout thriller |
134675 | sports | 2 | VIU volleyball athlete doubles fundraising goal for Parkinson’s |
134485 | sports | 5 | CPL targets season kickoff on Victoria Day Weekend, providing authorities agree |
134357 | sports | 6 | Gaudreau has 2 points as Flames torch Vancouver Canucks 5-2 |
134502 | sports | 7 | Vancouver Islander turned Mariners coach running 10 miles a day for United Way |
134367 | sports | 8 | COVID-19: Parksville and Qualicum Beach curling clubs forced to end season |
134333 | sports | 9 | Langford sells stadium naming rights for $500,000 to Starlight Developments |
134181 | sports | 10 | Markstrom’s 32-save shutout lifts Flames to 3-0 win over Vancouver Canucks |
134193 | sports | 11 | Snowshoes a hot-ticket item in the Comox Valley |
134248 | sports | 12 | Vancouver Island tennis player prepares for next step in her journey |
134004 | sports | 13 | Connor McDavid nets hat trick as Oilers cruise past Canucks 5-2 |
134012 | sports | 14 | Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League hasn’t given up on season |
133954 | sports | 15 | Former Taekwondo Canada coach found guilty of sex-related offences involving student |
133929 | sports | 16 | Vancouver Island Coast Salish artist unveils new mask for Canucks goalie |
133844 | sports | 17 | Boeser scores 2, Vancouver Canucks dump Edmonton 5-3 in NHL season opener |
133836 | sports | 18 | Olympic rowing champion Kathleen Heddle dead of cancer at age 55 |
133857 | sports | 19 | Mount Cain cancels ‘Cain Cup’ due to COVID-19 restrictions |
133797 | sports | 20 | Not only goalies wear masks: NHL coaches must cover faces |
133654 | sports | 21 | NHL player with B.C. ties, Evander Kane, files for bankruptcy claiming $27M in debt |
133709 | sports | 22 | Alberni Valley Bulldogs alumni open the new year with honours |
133513 | sports | 23 | Abbotsford’s Chase Claypool catches 2 touchdowns in Steelers’ playoff loss |
133448 | sports | 24 | Vancouver Islander making NHL assistant coaching debut |
133371 | sports | 25 | Victoria pro cyclist keeps busy with big rides and sneaky coffee stashes |
133249 | sports | 26 | BCHL delays start of the season as provincial health orders remain in place |
134566 | life | 1 | VIDEO: Boulevard Magazine Fashion Story at Seven Diamond Ranch in Merritt |
134263 | life | 2 | It’s A Piece Of Cake To Decorate |
133719 | life | 3 | Life and style interview with Ed Geric |
133464 | life | 4 | Capturing The Conceptual |
133216 | life | 5 | Tea with Avery Brohman |
134669 | opinion | 1 | Editorial: Patience required in the vaccination line |
134494 | opinion | 2 | QUINN: Not even the venerable Vancouver Sun was a match for this Island raiding party |
134361 | opinion | 3 | EDITORIAL: Alberni Valley steps up in time of need |
134261 | opinion | 4 | Rethinking shopping for a more resilient future |
134187 | opinion | 5 | Simpson: Training for snowball fights best done in socks |
134138 | opinion | 6 | Millar: If the world is getting you down, laugh |
134007 | opinion | 7 | Editorial: We’re on the right path to address homelessness |
133880 | opinion | 8 | LETTER: Public Fishery Alliance clarifies stance on ways to restore B.C.’s salmon population |
133851 | opinion | 9 | Morrow: A song of dread in the year of the pandemic |
133585 | opinion | 10 | Column: Cowican Leadership Group urges community to come together against racism, COVID-19 |
133700 | opinion | 11 | Quinn: Vancouver Island woman finds silver lining to 2020 |
133360 | opinion | 12 | Drivesmart: Setting the rules of the road for parking lots |
134749 | home | 1 | Winter is coming: 1st edition, signed Game of Thrones books for sale in Greater Victoria |
134724 | home | 2 | Calls for changes, barriers at Goldstream Trestle after Langford teen’s death |
134729 | home | 3 | Mill Bay nurse suspended after using Tensor bandage to trap long-term care patient in room |
134717 | home | 4 | Supreme Court quashes review of North Island conservation officer who refused to euthanize bears |
134713 | home | 5 | Dutch 94-year-old facing unwanted trip home can stay in B.C. |
134691 | home | 6 | PHOTOS: Trick or treat! Halloween comes to Fernwood in January |
134681 | home | 7 | Chief says push for fish farm judicial review a challenge to reconciliation, Aboriginal Rights |
134671 | home | 8 | Fundraiser started for tenants left hanging after Port Hardy apartment fire |
134669 | home | 9 | Editorial: Patience required in the vaccination line |
134655 | home | 10 | Two Nanaimo care-home residents have died during COVID-19 outbreak |
134639 | home | 11 | Inadequate safety training a factor in teen BMX star’s workplace death in 2019 |
134637 | home | 12 | UPDATED: Bomb disposal unit still determining nature of suspicious device found on Salt Spring Island |
134604 | home | 13 | Transport Canada not budging on enclosed deck rules, despite calls from BC Ferries union |
134574 | home | 14 | Vancouver Island Down Syndrome Society offers support for families in the community |
134554 | home | 15 | UPDATE: B.C.’s major salmon farms seek court intervention in Discovery Islands ban |
134530 | home | 16 | UPDATED: Vancouver Island paddle boarder’s orca encounter brings joy and outrage |
134512 | home | 17 | Vancouver Island photographer takes top Canadian Geographic photo prize |
134505 | home | 18 | Everything Vancouver Island needs to know about the Indian Act and was afraid to ask |
134498 | home | 19 | Pacific Rim National Park Reserve urges dog owners to show respect by leashing their pets |
134494 | home | 20 | QUINN: Not even the venerable Vancouver Sun was a match for this Island raiding party |
134483 | home | 21 | William Head prison inmates in receive first doses of COVID vaccine |
134459 | home | 22 | ‘Suspicious’ Port Hardy apartment fire could keep tenants out of their homes for months |
134461 | home | 23 | UPDATED: Man, 64, likely drowned after falling into water at North Saanich marina, say police |
134424 | home | 24 | VIDEO: Seal hunting, not being hunted in video shot off Dallas Road |
134377 | home | 25 | Officials say there’s not enough Vancouver Island eggs to meet demand |
134369 | home | 26 | Snow, winter might not be done with Vancouver Island quite yet |
134363 | home | 27 | Population estimates peg Greater Victoria’s population at 408,883 |
134361 | home | 28 | EDITORIAL: Alberni Valley steps up in time of need |
134354 | home | 29 | Woman gives Victoria-area jail 4.5-star review in handwritten card to police after arrest |
134351 | home | 30 | Elk rescued from zip line in Youbou |
134346 | home | 31 | Well-loved porpoise skull stolen from Sidney aquarium |
134340 | home | 32 | Frustrated family denied access to Chantel Moore police shooting report |
134302 | home | 33 | UPDATE: Injured hikers among three rescued in the dark from Mount Arrowsmith |
134283 | home | 34 | Apartment fire in Port Hardy forces residents to jump from building |
134273 | home | 35 | Malahat Skywalk expected to be complete by this summer |
134267 | home | 36 | Head of Greater Victoria film commission warns of lost economic opportunity |
134265 | home | 37 | Victoria International Airport researching COVID-19 testing options |
134261 | home | 38 | Rethinking shopping for a more resilient future |
134231 | home | 39 | Washed up Risso’s dolphin offers glimpse into “whole other world” near Tofino |
134222 | home | 40 | Nanaimo writer and illustrator pens children’s book about COVID-19 safety |
134214 | home | 41 | Vancouver Island minor hockey coach shares what it’s like on the ice without parents, fans |
134204 | home | 42 | Plugged pulled on decade-old Comox Valley development project |
134189 | home | 43 | Victoria International Airport revenues in a tailspin |
134187 | home | 44 | Simpson: Training for snowball fights best done in socks |
134168 | home | 45 | Victoria kitten stuck in basement drain pipe rescued by firefighters |
134166 | home | 46 | Tofino played key role in inspirational dog’s journey |
134164 | home | 47 | COVID-affected school year perfect time to end standardized tests: Greater Victoria teacher union |
134156 | home | 48 | Cut out for this: sister of Leila Bui helps sick kids with 1,001 cranes each |
134153 | home | 49 | No crystal ball: Island man reveals how he makes his living predicting the future |
134140 | home | 50 | Podcast: Interview with actor/broadcaster and current Island resident Terry David Mulligan |
134138 | home | 51 | Millar: If the world is getting you down, laugh |
134130 | home | 52 | Wobbly Cats a riot of flailing legs and paws but bundles of love and joy to their owner |
134127 | home | 53 | A deer with 3 ears? Unique animal routinely visits Nanoose Bay property |
134111 | home | 54 | Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District looks at enforcement of illegal camping |
134088 | home | 55 | B.C. health ministry commits $6.25M to hospital expansion in Port Alberni |
134045 | home | 56 | Vancouver Island egg producer cries foul over ‘Island’ label |
134021 | home | 57 | Quota debate heats up on the eve of Vancouver Island herring fishery |
134014 | home | 58 | Dropping unemployment rate in Greater Victoria defies national and provincial picture |
134008 | home | 59 | Charity’s plan to flip tax-exempt greenspace to development angers Metchosin mayor |
134007 | home | 60 | Editorial: We’re on the right path to address homelessness |
133987 | home | 61 | Island mayor calls for de-escalation as social media gets uglier in racism fight |
134000 | home | 62 | Alert pooch ensures owner, feline friends escape as Parksville home goes up in flames |
133977 | home | 63 | TSB: Sooke search and rescue boat crash caused by ‘misinterpretation of navigational information’ |
133929 | home | 64 | Vancouver Island Coast Salish artist unveils new mask for Canucks goalie |
133927 | home | 65 | Two of Greater Victoria’s most notorious teenaged killers have parole privileges extended |
133923 | home | 66 | Search called off for kayaker missing near Sooke, officials say |
133878 | home | 67 | Island Health sets new daily COVID-19 case record despite stagnant provincial infection rates |
133870 | home | 68 | ‘Epic’ snow conditions piling up at Mount Washington |
133862 | home | 69 | Vancouver Island retired sergeant advocates for homeless veterans |
133853 | home | 70 | Central Island has already been drenched with a month full of rain |
133851 | home | 71 | Morrow: A song of dread in the year of the pandemic |
133813 | home | 72 | Couple’s long battle with Saanich over a $300,000 storm drain ends with a win |
133824 | home | 73 | Pedestrian struck on main street in Port Alberni |
133826 | home | 74 | UPDATED: Wanted man in custody following downtown Victoria criminal barricade |
133821 | home | 75 | Kayak belonging to missing Langford man found in Sooke |
133805 | home | 76 | Twice-sunken barge will remain under water at Port McNeill marina until February |
133755 | home | 77 | UPDATE: Power restored at Victoria General Hospital |
133750 | home | 78 | Cowichan Tribes to receive COVID-19 vaccine |
133729 | home | 79 | UPDATED: Road closures, power outages across Greater Victoria after windstorm |
133717 | home | 80 | Nanaimo Search and Rescue launches ‘Rescue Our Rescuer’ for deputy chief who has cancer |
133711 | home | 81 | Private ferry service between Sidney and Anacortes feasible, according to new report |
133704 | home | 82 | Proponents see gleam of promise in North Island copper and gold mine |
133700 | home | 83 | Quinn: Vancouver Island woman finds silver lining to 2020 |
133696 | home | 84 | Listening to podcast while driving with your phone beside you not distracted driving, judge rules |
133660 | home | 85 | Cowichan Tribes to receive COVID-19 vaccine |
133616 | home | 86 | Air search for missing Langford kayaker called off |
133603 | home | 87 | Island faith leaders voice opposition to churches defying COVID-19 restrictions |
133593 | home | 88 | Vancouver Island police sergeant who survived ’80s car bomb explosion dies at 74 |
133587 | home | 89 | Vancouver Island mom feels the pinch of school fees |
133585 | home | 90 | Column: Cowican Leadership Group urges community to come together against racism, COVID-19 |
133569 | home | 91 | ‘It’s heartbreaking:’ Calls for increased mental health support following death of Langford teen |
133574 | home | 92 | Greater Victoria man killed in snowboarding accident was a source of strength for his family |
133539 | home | 93 | Pamela Anderson promotes Island animal sanctuary with billboard campaign |
133531 | home | 94 | VIDEO: Icy plunge marks end of Red Deer firefighter’s trek across B.C. for cancer |
133521 | home | 95 | Search continues for missing kayaker near Sooke |
133515 | home | 96 | ‘Vile; filled with racism’: Officials condemn reaction to Cowichan First Nations COVID outbreak |
133460 | home | 97 | VIDEO: One to hospital after fire engulfs Campbell River home |
133454 | home | 98 | Victoria’s artist in residence creates toll-free ‘Be Calm’ phone line |
133444 | home | 99 | New mini-documentary shot on Vancouver Island echoes the ‘call of the coastal wolves’ |
133421 | home | 100 | Ups and downs for people working to address homelessness in Campbell River |
133393 | home | 101 | Popular holiday lights display vandalized at Storybook Village in Qualicum Beach |
133364 | home | 102 | Bridge through popular Ladysmith trail system going ahead despite protest |
133360 | home | 103 | Drivesmart: Setting the rules of the road for parking lots |
133356 | home | 104 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at Victoria Hart House long-term care |
133343 | home | 105 | ‘Kill Yourself’ artistic statement inspires school trustees to rethink discrimination |
133330 | home | 106 | Victoria ‘litter picker’ collects more than 300 litres in under a month |
133299 | home | 107 | One person dead after drowning near Brentwood Bay Ferry Terminal |
133273 | home | 108 | First orca baby of the year in B.C. named Ne’nakw |
133238 | home | 109 | Cat rescue reunites Vancouver Island family with special link to missing son |
133205 | home | 110 | Orca pod returns to the Broughton Archipelago |
133199 | home | 111 | Christmas tree still up? So is your fire risk |
133195 | home | 112 | ‘Please come home:’ Langford parents desperately search for missing teen |
133189 | home | 113 | $6 painting turned into $10,000 charity windfall |
133183 | home | 114 | Cowichan Tribes ordered to shelter in place due to COVID-19 outbreak |
134757 | home2 | 9 | Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns after searing report into workplace culture: reports |
134751 | home2 | 10 | Passengers unfazed as WestJet returns Boeing 737 Max to service on Vancouver flight |
134742 | home2 | 11 | PHOTOS: SFU researchers find evidence of ‘giant’ predatory worms on ocean floor |
134738 | home2 | 12 | B.C. communities warned of upcoming RCMP unionization costs |
134731 | home2 | 13 | After donating his kidney, Abbotsford hotdog king starts donor campaign |
134726 | home2 | 14 | Haida activist calls for hefty fines, jail time against those who claim to be Indigenous |
134721 | home2 | 15 | Man allegedly bites Vancouver cop during arrest for outstanding warrant |
134719 | home2 | 16 | Interior Health says COVID positivity rates in Fernie area actually 10-12% |
134709 | home2 | 17 | Isolating provinces is a bad idea, says Canadian Chamber of Commerce |
134711 | home2 | 18 | Esquimalt prowler removes air conditioner, peers into person’s home |
134699 | home2 | 19 | B.C. Premier, health officials to discuss next steps in COVID immunization plan |
134686 | home2 | 20 | New life being breathed into fire-gutted Port Hardy apartments |
134683 | home2 | 21 | Anonymous donor boosts shipping container housing project in Victoria |
134675 | home2 | 22 | VIU volleyball athlete doubles fundraising goal for Parkinson’s |
134673 | home2 | 23 | Victoria adult dance studio releases modern adaption of A Christmas Carol |
134705 | home2 | 24 | Trudeau will be first foreign leader to speak with Biden on Friday: White House |
134667 | home2 | 25 | Horvat scores winner as Canucks dump Habs 6-5 in shootout thriller |
134663 | home2 | 26 | Vancouver Island electrician gets shocking surprise with $500K Extra win |
134659 | home2 | 27 | Hiker rescued after cold few hours in the bush outside Port Alberni |
134665 | home2 | 28 | Arson suspect arrested after fires at Cowichan Valley schools |
134657 | home2 | 29 | Victoria police investigating after 15-foot flames engulf tent |
134582 | home2 | 30 | B.C. paramedics respond to record-breaking number of overdose calls in 2020 |
134649 | home2 | 31 | Beloved secret cabin lost to fire on the North Island’s west coast |
134643 | home2 | 32 | Suspicious fire destroys two vehicles at Vancouver Island residence |
134647 | home2 | 33 | Suspect screams at customer then assaults store clerk on Nanaimo’s Victoria Road |
134623 | home2 | 34 | Female orcas less likely to feed in presence of vessel traffic: study |
134620 | home2 | 35 | New Duncan street signs will be in English and Hul’q’umi’num |
134618 | home2 | 36 | Councillor steps down as deputy mayor of Metchosin after controversial trip to Mexico |
134616 | home2 | 37 | Alexander Elementary in Duncan announces possible COVID-19 exposures |
134614 | home2 | 38 | Victoria glass smashing suspect believed to be water taxi thief |
134599 | home2 | 39 | 1-in-5 COVID tests coming back positive in and around Fernie, sparking concern |
134595 | home2 | 40 | ‘You can’t make this stuff up’: Stories from the B.C. CounterAttack campaign |
134588 | home2 | 41 | Victoria police warn of rising cybercrime called spear phishing |
134593 | home2 | 42 | Tofino puts new restrictions on alcohol at public events |
134590 | home2 | 43 | Provincial land conservancy lays out $600,000 for Highlands property |
134585 | home2 | 44 | Video of man doing backflip off Vancouver bridge draws police condemnation |
134568 | home2 | 45 | Impaired Island driver flees road check twice on the same night |
134558 | home2 | 46 | B.C. falling behind in maintenance of forest service roads |
134550 | home2 | 47 | Rural Saanich farm reports large metal gate stolen |
134548 | home2 | 48 | Strathcona Regional District pens letter to Trudeau about fish farm closure |
134545 | home2 | 49 | Longtime Nanoose Bay farmer Colin Springford dies at age 75 |
134542 | home2 | 50 | New cell tower proposed for Westhills Stadium in Langford |
134538 | home2 | 51 | Woman steals bottles of wine after brandishing stun baton in New Westminster |
134522 | home2 | 52 | Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th president of the United States |
134467 | home2 | 53 | Man arrested after stolen water taxi raced up Victoria’s Gorge Waterway |
134509 | home2 | 54 | Cowichan Tribes’ Costa Canna cannabis store opens in Colwood |
134507 | home2 | 55 | Celebrating Burns Night in a pandemic: The Bard & His Ballads |
134502 | home2 | 56 | Vancouver Islander turned Mariners coach running 10 miles a day for United Way |
134500 | home2 | 57 | Island Voices welcomes new conductor |
134533 | home2 | 58 | Canadian malls, conference centres, hotels offer up space for COVID vaccination centres |
134516 | home2 | 59 | ‘End of the road:’ Truck driver in Humboldt Broncos crash awaits deportation decision |
134489 | home2 | 60 | PHOTOS: B.C. man designs ‘box office’ solution for those working from home |
134479 | home2 | 61 | VIDEO: Tip to Metro Vancouver transit police helps woman 4,000 km away in Ohio |
134475 | home2 | 62 | British Columbia government lax on cybersecurity practices, auditor reports |
134464 | home2 | 63 | Still no charges over poisoning of trees in Mill Bay |
134457 | home2 | 64 | B.C. gaming grants reorganized for COVID-19 priorities |
134454 | home2 | 65 | ‘Cocaine bananas’ arrive at Kelowna grocery stores after mix up from Colombia: RCMP |
134427 | home2 | 66 | Threat directed at Nanaimo mall, RCMP investigating |
134431 | home2 | 67 | VIDEO: Stigma against Indigenous people is a ‘social sickness’ |
134420 | home2 | 68 | Two people escape injury in Colwood house fire |
134418 | home2 | 69 | Two new COVID-19 exposures reported on flights to Victoria |
134411 | home2 | 70 | B.C. funding training of mental health workers at four post-secondary institutions |
134413 | home2 | 71 | Trudeau vows to keep up the fight to sway U.S. on merits of Keystone XL pipeline |
134409 | home2 | 72 | Car crashes along the Nanaimo Parkway, driver abandons vehicle |
134405 | home2 | 73 | Hotel associations push back against any potential ban on inter-provincial, non-essential travel restrictions |
134401 | home2 | 74 | Rapid COVID tests in long-term care key during vaccine rollout: B.C. care providers |
134399 | home2 | 75 | B.C. turns to second doses of COVID-19 vaccine as supplies slow |
134397 | home2 | 76 | No Pfizer vaccines arriving in Canada next week; feds still expect 4M doses by end of March |
134395 | home2 | 77 | Couple fined $460 after pretending to cough at customers in Vancouver gym: police |
134393 | home2 | 78 | Positive COVID-19 case at Greater Victoria high school |
134391 | home2 | 79 | Fire crews called to battle house fire in Parksville |
134389 | home2 | 80 | Major clean up planned for Whiffin Spit today |
134387 | home2 | 81 | Canadians who have had COVID-19 should still get the vaccine, experts say |
134385 | home2 | 82 | Poll finds strong support for COVID-19 curfews despite doubts about effectiveness |
134375 | home2 | 83 | Port Alberni pressures Arrowview Hotel owner for final cleanup |
134373 | home2 | 84 | Follow a coast guard ship’s trip from Victoria to Halifax, through Panama Canal |
134367 | home2 | 85 | COVID-19: Parksville and Qualicum Beach curling clubs forced to end season |
134365 | home2 | 86 | Cowichan Music Festival cancelled for 2021 |
134342 | home2 | 87 | Small tin in Kootenay man’s jacket pocket saved him from stabbing: RCMP |
134336 | home2 | 88 | 5 British Columbians under 20 years old battled COVID-19 in ICU in recent weeks |
134333 | home2 | 89 | Langford sells stadium naming rights for $500,000 to Starlight Developments |
134331 | home2 | 90 | New laws would cement DFO accountability to depleted fish stocks |
134328 | home2 | 91 | Kootenay woman flees just before tree crushes house |
134359 | home2 | 92 | British Columbians keep Christmas lights on past holidays to combat ‘COVID-19 blues’ |
134309 | home2 | 93 | Sheep start up ATV, sit in cars and go for walks in Salmon Arm |
134307 | home2 | 94 | Kelowna church fined 2nd time for violating public health order |
134305 | home2 | 95 | B.C. job training fund increased for developmentally disabled |
134300 | home2 | 96 | Duncan Christian School, DogHouse Restaurant close doors due to COVID |
134296 | home2 | 97 | Victoria attack leaves victim with life-altering injuries |
134288 | home2 | 98 | ‘I wanted it to be true so badly’: Sooke senior narrowly avoids lottery scam |
134294 | home2 | 99 | Colwood coffee shop shuts down after employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
134292 | home2 | 100 | Capital Regional District to add First Nations representatives to advisory committees |
134290 | home2 | 101 | Salmonella poisoning in birds and pets a result of unclean bird feeders |
134286 | home2 | 102 | B.C. abandons border ID cards built into driver’s licence |
134281 | home2 | 103 | B.C.’s rapid response paramedics deployed to Williams Lake as COVID-19 cases climb |
134298 | home2 | 104 | RCMP say ice climber seriously injured after reportedly falling 12 metres near Abraham Lake |
134275 | home2 | 105 | Biden aims for unifying speech at daunting moment for U.S. |
134271 | home2 | 106 | Sophisticated glass-removal crime returns to downtown Victoria |
134269 | home2 | 107 | Victoria man arrested for ramming minivan into occupied police vehicle |
134256 | home2 | 108 | Canco’s first supermarket opens in Saltair |
134250 | home2 | 109 | Alberni high school students paddling forward together |
134248 | home2 | 110 | Vancouver Island tennis player prepares for next step in her journey |
134246 | home2 | 111 | Stained-glass lighting casts a win to B.C. salmon artist |
134243 | home2 | 112 | Group of B.C. doctors, engineers developing ‘bubble helmet’ for COVID-19 patients |
134233 | home2 | 113 | Teen praised for backcountry survival skills after getting lost in B.C.’s Cariboo mountains |
134227 | home2 | 114 | No place for ‘far right’ in Conservative Party, Erin O’Toole says |
134225 | home2 | 115 | ‘Blue Monday’ getting you down? Exercise may be the cure, say experts |
133894 | home2 | 116 | ‘Return of the Giants:’ B.C. getting a second chance to coexist with humpback whales |
134210 | home2 | 117 | COVID-19: Provinces work on revised plans as Pfizer-BioNTech shipments to slow down |
134206 | home2 | 118 | B.C. travel ban will harm struggling tourism sector, says industry coalition |
134179 | home2 | 119 | ‘Targeted’ shooting in Coquitlam leaves woman in hospital |
134198 | home2 | 120 | The Gardens at Qualicum Beach has new owners |
134196 | home2 | 121 | Winners of Victoria’s 12th annual Gingerbread Showcase announced |
134193 | home2 | 122 | Snowshoes a hot-ticket item in the Comox Valley |
134191 | home2 | 123 | Serenity Now! Richie Valley debuts third LP dubbed Apollonian |
134177 | home2 | 124 | Residents of Pat Bay Highway encampment to be relocated after early morning fire, site secured for clean up |
134173 | home2 | 125 | Cowichan Valley school fires deemed suspicious |
134151 | home2 | 126 | Craft Beer Market buys Victoria’s Canoe Brewpub |
134148 | home2 | 127 | Daily free food markets offer fresh produce to Greater Victorians in need |
134145 | home2 | 128 | Comox Valley dog trainer joins select club |
134142 | home2 | 129 | Metchosin Art Pod doing an about-face |
134134 | home2 | 130 | Troublemaker in Nanaimo fails at fraud attempt, slams door on business owner’s foot |
134132 | home2 | 131 | Sentencing date moved for Saanich nanny guilty of child porn charges |
134084 | home2 | 132 | After 30,000 tests, influenza virtually nowhere to be found in B.C. |
134123 | home2 | 133 | ‘Stay the course’ with COVID measures, Island Health reminds |
134025 | home2 | 134 | Trudeau says Canada’s COVID vaccine plan on track despite Pfizer cutting back deliveries |
134070 | home2 | 135 | Proud dad moment: B.C. minister’s son, 10, receives handwritten note for act of kindness |
134121 | home2 | 136 | BCAFN condems racism against Cowichan Tribes after COVID-19 outbreak |
134119 | home2 | 137 | Canada’s top doctor says to avoid non-essential travel as B.C. explores legal options |
134097 | home2 | 138 | No environmental risk from oil spill at McLean Mill, says consultant |
134095 | home2 | 139 | Comox Valley home among grand prize options in 2021 Choices Lottery |
134093 | home2 | 140 | Port Alice residents not happy with their cell phone carriers |
134078 | home2 | 141 | Greater Victoria man wins $28,000 while watching football |
134076 | home2 | 142 | Police seeking suspect, witness of sexual assault of Esquimalt teen |
134082 | home2 | 143 | Emergency repairs underway on Phillips Road in Sooke |
134072 | home2 | 144 | Government reinforces importance of anti-racism act on Black Shirt Day |
134062 | home2 | 145 | Port McNeill driver tells police he thought the pandemic meant no breathalyzers |
134060 | home2 | 146 | Qualicum Beach council wants dogs leashed if owners are visiting town cemetery |
134058 | home2 | 147 | Work to resolve The Summit hum in Victoria continues through winter |
134056 | home2 | 148 | New island added to Octopus Islands Marine Park |
134053 | home2 | 149 | Landmark deal sees B.C. forest firms treat big cedars like a First Nation would |
134049 | home2 | 150 | Coast Guard ramps up protections for B.C. whales |
134047 | home2 | 151 | BC SPCA calls for ban on exotic animal trade after 50 parrots, toucans pass through YVR |
134040 | home2 | 152 | Classes cancelled by fire at a Duncan-area school for the second time this week |
134033 | home2 | 153 | Saanich school hopes to catch greenhouse thief red-handed |
134035 | home2 | 154 | Police seek public’s help after ‘tire slashing spree’ in central Nanaimo |
134023 | home2 | 155 | ICBC gets green light to slash car insurance rates by 15% starting in May |
134018 | home2 | 156 | Opening Wild Coast Perfumery a dream come true for Cowichan Bay owner |
134016 | home2 | 157 | Victoria students gobble up books on virtual trek across Canada |
134012 | home2 | 158 | Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League hasn’t given up on season |
134010 | home2 | 159 | Pantomime cancelled in Cowichan due to COVID restrictions |
133997 | home2 | 160 | Full parole granted to former Mountie, sports coach convicted of sex abuse of boys |
133989 | home2 | 161 | More vaccine arrives as B.C. struggles with remote COVID-19 cases |
133969 | home2 | 162 | Doses of COVID-19 vaccine expected in 60 B.C. First Nations by next week |
133961 | home2 | 163 | Todd Stone says he’s not running for B.C. Liberal leadership |
133952 | home2 | 164 | UPDATE: Telus services restored across Western Canada |
133950 | home2 | 165 | Vote pending on proposed Nanaimo-Cowichan transit link |
133948 | home2 | 166 | Power back on for most following windstorm |
133946 | home2 | 167 | COVID-19 outbreak over at Duncan assisted living facility |
133943 | home2 | 168 | Alberni building owner digs in, refuses to remove illegal trailers |
133941 | home2 | 169 | Campbell River city council unanimous in support of fish farms |
133936 | home2 | 170 | Senior who fell and spent days lying on floor of home saved by Princeton cop |
133959 | home2 | 171 | Pandemic fury: 65% of Canadians want to see borders closed to keep sun-seekers home |
133902 | home2 | 172 | One dead after single-vehicle accident in Campbell River yesterday |
133905 | home2 | 173 | Early morning fire claims one shelter at Greater Victoria homeless camp |
133898 | home2 | 174 | Driver without a licence ticketed after hitting and injuring jogger in Nanaimo |
133896 | home2 | 175 | COVID clarity: Feds say 42-day gap for 2-dose vaccines OK as provinces race to immunity |
133892 | home2 | 176 | B.C. considers provincial COVID-19 bubble as visitors come in |
133886 | home2 | 177 | Sea to Sky Gondola plans to reopen in late spring, early summer |
133884 | home2 | 178 | Racism towards Cowichan Tribes in COVID-19 fight denounced by federal minister |
133867 | home2 | 179 | Nanaimo Honda dealership to be rebuilt at more than double the size |
133864 | home2 | 180 | Welcoming totem pole coming to Nanaimo’s Maffeo Sutton Park |
133857 | home2 | 181 | Mount Cain cancels ‘Cain Cup’ due to COVID-19 restrictions |
133855 | home2 | 182 | Work on Hornby Island Arts Centre to start this month |
133874 | home2 | 183 | Canadian emergency doctors call for greater transparency on vaccine rollout |
133844 | home2 | 184 | Boeser scores 2, Vancouver Canucks dump Edmonton 5-3 in NHL season opener |
133846 | home2 | 185 | B.C. ministry warned birth alerts ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ months before banning them |
133662 | home2 | 186 | Man accused in bludgeoning death in Nanaimo guilty of manslaughter, not guilty of second-degree murder |
133838 | home2 | 187 | Proud Boys confrontation was wake-up call about military racism, hate: Defence chief |
133860 | home2 | 188 | Mountie accused of Kelowna sexual assault faces dismissal from RCMP |
133830 | home2 | 189 | Experts say stretching out time between COVID-19 vaccine doses in Alberta reasonable |
133811 | home2 | 190 | Nanaimo RCMP searching for suspect they say dodged Tasering attempt in scuffle with officer |
133803 | home2 | 191 | Socializing after the vaccine: Experts say shot won’t offer ‘free pass’ right away |
133790 | home2 | 192 | Dix ‘very disappointed’ some Vancouver-area doctors jumped the queue for 2nd vaccine dose |
133784 | home2 | 193 | Supply management key to survival of B.C. dairy industry, says Okanagan farmer |
133772 | home2 | 194 | Fired Gold River fire chief breaks silence, claims ‘wrongful termination’ by council |
133782 | home2 | 195 | Used concrete pontoon from the United States could replace Sidney’s Beacon Wharf |
133778 | home2 | 196 | Saanich mayor, Habitat Acquisition Trust call on residents to help raise $1M for new regional park by Earth Day |
133776 | home2 | 197 | Sooke Potholes closed again due to weather |
133774 | home2 | 198 | COVID-19: B.C. names new lead for ‘largest’ vaccine rollout in province’s history |
133768 | home2 | 199 | City of Cranbrook files lawsuit against Winnipeg Ice, WHL |
133766 | home2 | 200 | Historic ranches, waterfront, trapline part of B.C.’s latest park expansion |
133759 | home2 | 201 | Oven roasted turkey breast recalled Canada-wide due to plastic pieces |
133757 | home2 | 202 | Tragically Hip face masks raise $40K to support Canadian musicians |
133742 | home2 | 203 | Alleged appliance thief threatens employee when confronted at Nanaimo supermarket |
133740 | home2 | 204 | Wind storm batters Cowichan Valley, southern Vancouver Island |
133735 | home2 | 205 | Pandemic worsening mental health for women more than men, poll suggests |
133733 | home2 | 206 | Refrigerated morgue truck deployed in Fraser Health: BC Coroners Service |
133725 | home2 | 207 | Doctors, nurses call on B.C. to test surgical, emergency patients for COVID-19 |
133723 | home2 | 208 | Canada secures 20M more Pfizer vaccine doses; U.S. border closure extended to Feb. 21 |
133721 | home2 | 209 | B.C. care home allowed group activities to continue after positive test: family |
133715 | home2 | 210 | Infrastructure, internet, industrial land key to Nanaimo’s economic development strategy |
133713 | home2 | 211 | Courtenay-Alberni MP recognized for animal welfare leadership |
133709 | home2 | 212 | Alberni Valley Bulldogs alumni open the new year with honours |
133706 | home2 | 213 | Nanaimo theatre company adds younger, diverse voices to artistic team |
133698 | home2 | 214 | Second COVID-19 exposure in Miracle Beach school community |
133688 | home2 | 215 | Police arrest intruder wearing firefighter gear in firehall |
133635 | home2 | 216 | Saanich driver tells police he was ‘only’ going 45 km/h over posted limit |
133652 | home2 | 217 | Petition calling for official anti-racism Black Shirt Day gaining traction in B.C. |
133658 | home2 | 218 | Fisheries minister, MP Blaney talk fish farm transition plans for Vancouver Island |
133645 | home2 | 219 | Nanaimo a step closer to clawing back the freedom of roaming cats |
133654 | home2 | 220 | NHL player with B.C. ties, Evander Kane, files for bankruptcy claiming $27M in debt |
133637 | home2 | 221 | Port Alberni hotel facing $100K in damages after hit and run |
133620 | home2 | 222 | UPDATE: Three people seriously injured in crash on the Duke Point Highway in Nanaimo |
133633 | home2 | 223 | Gold River village council terminates fire chief |
133627 | home2 | 224 | Quatsino transitions to Red Phase COVID-19 response |
133631 | home2 | 225 | Longtime Greater Victoria construction supervisor remembered for hard work, love of trades |
133629 | home2 | 226 | Funds top $117K for family of children seriously injured in Coquitlam crash |
133624 | home2 | 227 | B.C. takes over homeowner grant applications, raises eligibility |
133601 | home2 | 228 | WestJet flights reduced at YQQ due to ‘volatile demand and instability’ |
133553 | home2 | 229 | Vancouver Islanders with feeders cautioned about salmonella outbreak |
133576 | home2 | 230 | Mountain biker seriously injured in fall on Nanaimo’s Doumont Hill |
133572 | home2 | 231 | Residents fuming, calling for Metchosin councillor to resign following ‘fiesta fiasco’ |
133563 | home2 | 232 | COVID-19 outbreak declared at First Nation in northern B.C. as cases soar to 32 |
133551 | home2 | 233 | COVID-19: 2 students at large bush party near University of Victoria fined $230 |
133547 | home2 | 234 | Speculation tax doesn’t slow B.C.’s hot housing market |
133537 | home2 | 235 | St. Michaels junior school in Greater Victoria student tests positive for COVID-19 |
133535 | home2 | 236 | Staffer COVID-19 positive at Duncan’s Sunridge Place, no explosure declared |
133526 | home2 | 237 | COVID-19 exposure in Comox Valley school |
133528 | home2 | 238 | Whistler snowboarder remembered as ‘stand-up guy’ |
133519 | home2 | 239 | ‘We have had enough’: B.C. Nurses’ petition condemns ‘hefty’ license fee hike |
133510 | home2 | 240 | Classes cancelled at Duncan school after fire |
133492 | home2 | 241 | Cabins going in at tenting sites for homeless in Duncan |
133506 | home2 | 242 | Property owners propose the demolition and replication of Qualicum College structure |
133503 | home2 | 243 | Lottery system continues for nature, French immersion kindergarten |
133462 | home2 | 244 | COVID-19 reported at Vancouver Island high school |
133458 | home2 | 245 | High demand, low supply drove up Greater Victoria home prices in 2020 |
133456 | home2 | 246 | Blue jay, usually found in southeastern Canada, spotted in Sooke |
133448 | home2 | 247 | Vancouver Islander making NHL assistant coaching debut |
133446 | home2 | 248 | Victoria Film Festival returns with virtual viewing |
133409 | home2 | 249 | Saturday lottery produces Vancouver Island multi-millionaire |
133427 | home2 | 250 | RCMP pay another visit to Kelowna church already fined for defying public health orders |
133419 | home2 | 251 | B.C. real estate agent fined $25K for subletting rented home and keeping the cash |
133404 | home2 | 252 | Body of missing 16-year-old Langford teen found in Goldstream Provincial Park |
133387 | home2 | 253 | Qualicum Beach couple upset after Christmas decorations on children’s gravesite chewed up by a dog |
133389 | home2 | 254 | North Island MP talk to feds about transition plan in wake of fish farm decision |
133384 | home2 | 255 | Beloved Parksville volunteer and friend Joan LeMoine dies |
133391 | home2 | 256 | Vancouver Island bylaw officer apologizes for profanity-laced exchange |
133371 | home2 | 257 | Victoria pro cyclist keeps busy with big rides and sneaky coffee stashes |
133335 | home2 | 258 | Seedy Saturday to hold province-wide gardening conference |
133307 | home2 | 259 | Three flights from Calgary to Victoria added to exposures list |
133301 | home2 | 260 | Cowichan Superstore employee tests positive for COVID-19 |
133294 | home2 | 261 | Drivers hurt in crash on the highway in south Nanaimo |
133290 | home2 | 262 | Malahat First Nation members ordered to shelter in place |
133264 | home2 | 263 | Snowboarder dies in Whistler after plunging off cliff |
133252 | home2 | 264 | B.C. pellet contract with Japanese giant extended past 2023 |
133240 | home2 | 265 | Big White Ski Resort cancels bookings for non-locals until February |
133220 | home2 | 266 | Victoria police arrest manslaughter convict after parole revoked |
133218 | home2 | 267 | Victoria cuts $10,000 catered lunch fund from 2021 budget |
133224 | home2 | 268 | Suspect arrested after break-in near Cowichan Bay |
133209 | home2 | 269 | 10,000 old Nanaimo-area garbage bins repurposed elsewhere on the Island |
133201 | home2 | 270 | Qualicum Beach youth theatre group looks at more livestream performances in 2021 |
133191 | home2 | 271 | Island mayor says travelling politicians need to meet highest possible standards |
133178 | home2 | 272 | Unofficial ‘shelter’ shut down in Port Alberni commercial district |
134691 | entertainment | 1 | PHOTOS: Trick or treat! Halloween comes to Fernwood in January |
134673 | entertainment | 2 | Victoria adult dance studio releases modern adaption of A Christmas Carol |
134365 | entertainment | 5 | Cowichan Music Festival cancelled for 2021 |
134500 | entertainment | 6 | Island Voices welcomes new conductor |
134222 | entertainment | 7 | Nanaimo writer and illustrator pens children’s book about COVID-19 safety |
134109 | entertainment | 8 | New Uvagut TV to feature all programming made in Inuktut language |
134106 | entertainment | 9 | B.C. tree that inspired award-winning author Joy Kogawa damaged by windstorm |
134140 | entertainment | 10 | Podcast: Interview with actor/broadcaster and current Island resident Terry David Mulligan |
134191 | entertainment | 11 | Serenity Now! Richie Valley debuts third LP dubbed Apollonian |
134246 | entertainment | 12 | Stained-glass lighting casts a win to B.C. salmon artist |
134142 | entertainment | 13 | Metchosin Art Pod doing an about-face |
133855 | entertainment | 14 | Work on Hornby Island Arts Centre to start this month |
134010 | entertainment | 15 | Pantomime cancelled in Cowichan due to COVID restrictions |
133706 | entertainment | 16 | Nanaimo theatre company adds younger, diverse voices to artistic team |
133444 | entertainment | 17 | New mini-documentary shot on Vancouver Island echoes the ‘call of the coastal wolves’ |
133446 | entertainment | 18 | Victoria Film Festival returns with virtual viewing |
133189 | entertainment | 19 | $6 painting turned into $10,000 charity windfall |
133201 | entertainment | 20 | Qualicum Beach youth theatre group looks at more livestream performances in 2021 |
134742 | trending-now | 1 | PHOTOS: SFU researchers find evidence of ‘giant’ predatory worms on ocean floor |
134749 | trending-now | 2 | Winter is coming: 1st edition, signed Game of Thrones books for sale in Greater Victoria |
134753 | trending-now | 3 | Health resolutions top of mind for Canadians in 2021 in wake of COVID: survey |
134489 | trending-now | 4 | PHOTOS: B.C. man designs ‘box office’ solution for those working from home |
134449 | trending-now | 5 | The winners of the Amateur Photographer of the Year contest are… |
134415 | trending-now | 6 | B.C. company turning fly larvae into pet food gets $6M in federal funds |
134403 | trending-now | 7 | Netflix and Chat: How streaming watch parties are boosting new viewing platforms |
134354 | trending-now | 8 | Woman gives Victoria-area jail 4.5-star review in handwritten card to police after arrest |
134309 | trending-now | 9 | Sheep start up ATV, sit in cars and go for walks in Salmon Arm |
134225 | trending-now | 10 | ‘Blue Monday’ getting you down? Exercise may be the cure, say experts |
134183 | trending-now | 11 | QUIZ: Are you ready for some winter sports? |
134136 | trending-now | 12 | Unofficial holidays: Here’s what people are celebrating for the week of Jan. 17 to 23 |
134070 | trending-now | 13 | Proud dad moment: B.C. minister’s son, 10, receives handwritten note for act of kindness |
133757 | trending-now | 14 | Tragically Hip face masks raise $40K to support Canadian musicians |
133362 | trending-now | 15 | QUIZ: How much do you know about Elvis? |
134683 | community | 1 | Anonymous donor boosts shipping container housing project in Victoria |
134590 | community | 4 | Provincial land conservancy lays out $600,000 for Highlands property |
134574 | community | 5 | Vancouver Island Down Syndrome Society offers support for families in the community |
134545 | community | 6 | Longtime Nanoose Bay farmer Colin Springford dies at age 75 |
134389 | community | 7 | Major clean up planned for Whiffin Spit today |
134505 | community | 8 | Everything Vancouver Island needs to know about the Indian Act and was afraid to ask |
134373 | community | 9 | Follow a coast guard ship’s trip from Victoria to Halifax, through Panama Canal |
134507 | community | 10 | Celebrating Burns Night in a pandemic: The Bard & His Ballads |
134290 | community | 11 | Salmonella poisoning in birds and pets a result of unclean bird feeders |
134168 | community | 12 | Victoria kitten stuck in basement drain pipe rescued by firefighters |
134130 | community | 13 | Wobbly Cats a riot of flailing legs and paws but bundles of love and joy to their owner |
134166 | community | 14 | Tofino played key role in inspirational dog’s journey |
134156 | community | 15 | Cut out for this: sister of Leila Bui helps sick kids with 1,001 cranes each |
134095 | community | 16 | Comox Valley home among grand prize options in 2021 Choices Lottery |
134196 | community | 17 | Winners of Victoria’s 12th annual Gingerbread Showcase announced |
134250 | community | 18 | Alberni high school students paddling forward together |
134056 | community | 19 | New island added to Octopus Islands Marine Park |
134148 | community | 20 | Daily free food markets offer fresh produce to Greater Victorians in need |
133864 | community | 21 | Welcoming totem pole coming to Nanaimo’s Maffeo Sutton Park |
134145 | community | 22 | Comox Valley dog trainer joins select club |
134016 | community | 23 | Victoria students gobble up books on virtual trek across Canada |
133778 | community | 24 | Saanich mayor, Habitat Acquisition Trust call on residents to help raise $1M for new regional park by Earth Day |
133717 | community | 25 | Nanaimo Search and Rescue launches ‘Rescue Our Rescuer’ for deputy chief who has cancer |
133713 | community | 26 | Courtenay-Alberni MP recognized for animal welfare leadership |
133593 | community | 27 | Vancouver Island police sergeant who survived ’80s car bomb explosion dies at 74 |
133456 | community | 28 | Blue jay, usually found in southeastern Canada, spotted in Sooke |
133384 | community | 29 | Beloved Parksville volunteer and friend Joan LeMoine dies |
133330 | community | 30 | Victoria ‘litter picker’ collects more than 300 litres in under a month |
133209 | community | 31 | 10,000 old Nanaimo-area garbage bins repurposed elsewhere on the Island |
133880 | letters | 1 | LETTER: Public Fishery Alliance clarifies stance on ways to restore B.C.’s salmon population |
134641 | video | 1 | B.C. records 500 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, 14 deaths |
134471 | video | 2 | B.C.’s COVID-19 caseload stays steady with 465 more Tuesday |
134433 | video | 3 | B.C. watchdog says mentally ill children and youth retraumatized in hospital |
134338 | video | 4 | B.C. adjusts COVID-19 vaccine rollout for delivery slowdown |
134489 | photo-galleries | 1 | PHOTOS: B.C. man designs ‘box office’ solution for those working from home |
77481 | sip-savour | 1 | Raise your glass: Award-winning spirits, handcrafted on Vancouver Island |
134140 | podcasts | 1 | Podcast: Interview with actor/broadcaster and current Island resident Terry David Mulligan |