Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Dentists anxious to get back to filling cavities and examining your bite won’t be opening Tuesday, says the B.C. Dental Association, which is awaiting guidance from the province and its regulatory body.

Victoria will resume public hearings for development projects next month with people participating by telephone or pre-recorded video.

A commentary by Rose Del Rosario and Al Klieber, who have owned and operated Courtside Sports for 30 years. One of a series on how local businesses are dealing with the pandemic.

Victoria council is considering major changes to how downtown streets and other public spaces are used.

A group of Victoria city councillors is urging support for a regional plan that retains and builds on some of the COVID-19 response measures, such as free public transit and emergency aid for people without homes.

The B.C. government has done a great job so far in managing the COVID-19 outbreak. Now it needs to do an equally great job in managing the post-COVID-19 recovery.

Kayak leader behind Ocean River Sports closing up shop After nearly 40 years, Brian Henry is closing the retail division of Ocean River Sports, a business he founded at a time when kayaking was not nearly as popular as it is today.

The head of the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority says he was not surprised to hear the provincial health officer say cruise-ship passengers would not be permitted to disembark in B.C. this summer.

Cathy Noel said her children asked if they are finally getting turkey dinner for Thanksgiving this year. They will be.

Camosun College will offer a mix of online and in-person classes this September, following other Island universities that are trying to limit the number of students on campus amid the COVID-19 pandemic.