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Man arrested in Campbell River for Saanich home invasion

Campbell River RCMP have arrested 27-year-old man in Campbell River for a violent home invasion on Monday evening in Saanich.

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UVic microscope proves to be the most powerful on the planet

With little fanfare in March, a microscope housed beneath UVic zapped a fleck of gold, and produced the world's most highly magnified image.

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Cultural diversity promoted by bicycling team

Mainland riders carry message of acceptance, kindness and cultural understanding

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Will the I-5 bridge collapse turf Vancouver-Seattle tourism?
BC Local News - Saturday May 25, 2013

Over 70,000 vehicles per day travel the I-5 that was snuffed out by the Skagit River bridge collapse, a major trade and tourism route.

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Blog: The Vancouver Canucks Can Learn From the Detroit Red Wings
BC Local News - Saturday May 25, 2013

The Vancouver Canucks are in the middle of a roster reset, while the Detroit Red Wings have made the playoffs for 22 straight seasons.

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Castlegar's Kootenay Gallery announces stunning visual experience
Castlegar News - Saturday May 25, 2013

Salt Spring Island photographer has show coming up, starting on June 7

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Victoria News Videos

Entertainment

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Peter Gzowski’s legacy lives on at Victoria invitational

The long-running annual Literacy Victoria fundraiser takes center stage at the Belfry on May 28, led by harmonica players Mike Stevens.

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All fired up

Salt of the Earth – Vessels for Tasteful Living exhibition celebrates the history of salt-firing

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Island Montessori school hosts children’s fest Saturday

Island Children’s Festival is once again headlined by children’s music star Fred Penner

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Opinion

PETER DOLEZAL: Preservation of old age benefits

Although most financial investments carry some degree of risk, investors can, with forethought, control much of that risk

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Frank Leonard: In Saanich, no call is too small

Years ago, community policing meant opening neighbourhood police stations – and this was done by the City of Victoria.

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Editorial: Entering the era of efficient homes

Victoria has come a long way from the days of big drafty homes with thin single-pane windows

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Online Poll

Does the way a woman dresses affect the way you treat her?


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No, this is 2013
Yes, despite my logical brain, it does
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Current High Answer: Yes, despite my logical brain, it does