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McNeill Bay is washing away

200-m section of iconicak Bay waterfront at risk due to erosion
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Police dog leads to liquor store thieves

The Saanich police canine unit helped make a few quick arrests after a pair of liquor store break-ins early Monday morning.
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David Foster event chairs named

Two people named as co-chairs for upcoming David Foster Foundation celebration in Victoria
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Victoria's Jazz Man

Victoria's Jazz Man

Owner of longest running jazz club in Canada, Hermann Nieweler on the hunt for the right replacement
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Students use their WITS to deal with bullies

November 13-19 is bullying awareness week in Canada, a reminder the issue remains a prominent one in schools across the country.
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Most Occupy campers plan to leave

Most Occupy campers plan to leave

Couple gave up home to protest, now ready for movement’s next phase
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Civil Liberties Association backs school trustee candidates’ right to campaign

On Nov. 16, B.C. Civil Liberties Association issued a statement underlining trustee candidates’ right to campaign in public.
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Greater Victoria strip malls target of similar break-ins

Small business owners are being warned to make sure their security systems are up to date.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION: Political agenda of Barb Desjardins

MUNICIPAL ELECTION: Political agenda of Barb Desjardins

Acclaimed Esquimalt mayor has her worked cut out under ambitious plan for township
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Multimillion-dollar development in Esquimalt nearing approval

A $41-million development will transform a section of Esquimalt Road into two 12-storey residential towers
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