PHOTOS: A Year in Review

The Victoria News takes a look back at the images that helped capture the biggest headlines in Victoria and Esquimalt in 2016.

  • Dec. 29, 2016 7:00 p.m.
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The Victoria News takes a look back at the images that helped capture the biggest headlines in Victoria and Esquimalt in 2016, along with a few fun photos.

 

 

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Three thousand people will lose their family doctor after two physicians at Eagle Creek Medical Clinic in View Royal announced they will be leaving the clinic. Their practice, as well as the walk-in clinic will be closed April 15. (Bailey Moreton/News Staff)
Loss of two doctors at View Royal clinic will leave 3,000 without a GP

Vikes field hockey player Anna Mollenhauer will play on the national women’s team at the Pan American Cup in Chile starting on Jan. 19. (Photo courtesy of the University of Victoria)
Current, former Vikes field hockey players competing for Canada at Pan American Cup

Staffing challenges driven by Omicron cases numbers have significantly impacted the ability of Island Health to provide safe, quality care, health authority president Kathy McNeil said. (Black Press Media file photo)
Omicron-driven staffing shortages lead to service interruptions in Island Health facilities

Tanelle Bolt is raising concerns over snow clearing on sidewalks in Langford after a recent dump of snow left her struggling to navigate city sidewalks, such as this one along Jacklin Road on the evening of Jan. 7. (Photo courtesy of Tanelle Bolt)
VIDEO: Accessibility concerns raised over sidewalk snow clearing in Langford