Community

Join the Canadian National Institute for the Blind for a workshop led by Brad Waghorn, who has experienced vision loss.

Walk highlights importance of getting tested

Organizers preparing for Esquimalt Lantern Festival on Sept. 24

This will be the first time neighbourhood artisans have opened their studios to each other and to the public

Cycling coalition encourages riders to stop and smell the roses

YM-YWCA fundraiser eyed for children's programs

In the 1970s, James Bay was both a neighbourhood to avoid, but also one where commitment to community spawned several service groups out of basements. The neighbourhood’s profile has radically transformed, but many of the grassroots initiatives still flourish thanks largely to an army of volunteers. A culture of protest also has deep roots, which today takes aim at cruise ships.

Runners converge on municipality for a second time in 2011

Esquimalt residents looking to take their interest in and connection with their community one step further are invited to attend the Esquimalt Residents Association annual general meeting

Relocated performer loving life in Oak Bay, preparing for recital at Goolden hall