Some people say Victoria is a sleepy town, but looking at the upcoming theatre schedule, I’d swear we’re living in the Big City.
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Motorcycling columnist from Sooke News Mirror shares her knowledge of motorcycle "lingo."
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Just a few days before this week’s provincial election, Statistics Canada released its Labour Force Survey for April.
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Pose the question to people you know: does feminism matter to you, to me, to anyone?
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I can’t count the number of conversations I’ve had that have turned away from politics. You know the moment...
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Think about coal for a moment. What comes to mind — 18th century industrial barons? Towering black plumes of smoke? Steam engines?
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At the start of the election campaign Christy Clark was on the ropes.
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It’s that hug before the tears come, the smell of her shoulder, the way her brow furrows when I know she’s really listening...
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
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On May 4, 1886, an unidentified protestor threw a stick of dynamite into a crowd of police.
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One of B.C.’s longest serving public servants, Port McNeill Mayor Gerry Furney, can see Adrian Dix surfing the leading edge...
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It’s difficult to describe the sound emitted by mosquito machines.
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In 1595, Benedictine monk Arnold Wion published the freshly discovered prophecies of Saint Malachy...
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Kim Freeman is an active drug user. She's also the only harm reduction service provider able to reach some members of the street community.
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A few years ago, I sat through a meeting where Victoria City Council declared the lack of affordable rental housing a state of emergency.
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This week, Christy Clark is desperately attempting to construct a Chinese wall between her premiership and senior staffers in her West Wing.
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This week, Christy Clark is desperately attempting to construct a Chinese wall between her premiership and senior staffers in her West Wing.
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