Driving

Steve Wallace: Shoulder check a must in driving tests

Steve Wallace / Times Colonist

Giving others the cold shoulder can result in a predictable side-impact crash. The shoulder check, prior to a lateral traffic direction move, is the safest way to make lane changes, ...

Bill Vance: First Indy 500 race open to all, lured thousands of fans

Citroen unveils new hatchback as virus pushes event online

Bill Vance: Ferrari built reputation with little 166 MM

Steve Wallace: Driving tests snarled by pandemic

Steve Wallace: Suggestions for post-pandemic era

Bill Vance: Postwar Chryslers were roomy, sturdy

Jeep SUVs recalled to fix problem that can cause power loss

Formula 1 cancels races in Azerbaijan, Singapore, Japan

NASCAR bans Confederate flag from its races, venues

Bill Vance: Arnolt MG truly an international project

Steve Wallace: Getting around in a changed world

Coronavirus safety plan approved for 2 F1 races in Austria

Bill Vance: Jensen-Healey famed engineer’s swan song

Steve Wallace: Reader suggestions for safer school zones

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A ‘good escape:’ campsites packed with Islanders in family bubbles

Southern resident whales returning later to Salish Sea in ‘drastic’ change

View Royal to join livestreamers; some councils take other routes

Jack Knox: Municipal dissonance could drive you to drink

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Closing arguments heard in trial of man accused of murdering his wife

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B.C. Archives Reference Room reopens to public

Victoria’s Jimbo seeks drag-queen crown

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Local

Spotted: Giant insect like a cross between moth and tarantula

Louise Dickson / Times Colonist

Chantal Contorines was walking to her car when her daughter Sofia spotted an enormous insect on the pavement under a tree. “What is that, Mom?” asked the nine-year-old. Contorines didn’t have a. . .

Local

Pride week goes virtual, telling history of memorial drag game

Roxanne Egan-Elliott / Times Colonist

As Victoria’s Pride week goes virtual, the Pride society is taking the opportunity to share some local history. In place of the memorial drag ball game, one of the week’s most popular events, . . .

Op-Ed

Comment: Police officers serve for all the right reasons

Nancy Saggar / .

A commentary by a constable with the West Shore RCMP. I’ve been a police officer for 11 years now. I am definitely used to public criticisms of my organization and police officers as a whole.. . .

Local

New protocols in place at Victoria International Airport

Carla Wilson / Times Colonist

Clear-plastic barriers, signs, and specific entry and exit doorways are among new health-and-safety features unveiled this week at Victoria International Airport. The TravelSafe YYJ program was . . .

Local

Jack Knox: How teams, with police on board, wrestle with crises on Victoria streets

Jack Knox / Times Colonist

Here, while the spotlight shines on the way police deal with mental illness on the streets, is a slice of the existing reality. Seven people are huddled around a table, poring over a list of . . .

Local

Camosun College temporarily shutting down continuing education program

Andrew Duffy / Times Colonist

Camosun College is temporarily shutting down its Continuing Education Department and laying off staff as a result of the pandemic.In two memos distributed to staff, the college says the decisions are. . .

Homes

House Beautiful: Side gate leads to impossibly long garden

Grania Litwin / Times Colonist

What: Teeny Tiny Garden Tour Where: Watch online, rain or shine, at victoriahospice.org/events/teenytinygardentour When: Through this month and July 31 Tickets: In lieu of buying a ticket, . . .

Local

‘Twins with a twist’: biological mom and surrogate were pregnant at same time

Katie DeRosa / Times Colonist

Margo and Ian Sheldon tried to have a baby for six years, enduring the pain of multiple miscarriages and a full-term still birth. Last week, four days apart, their two babies arrived. The . . .

Local

From a condo to a tent: Life in Beacon Hill Park

Roxanne Egan-Elliott / Times Colonist

A few months ago, Chris was living in a $600,000 condo. Now, after his second divorce, he sleeps in a tent in Beacon Hill Park. “I slowly lost all of my stuff,” said Chris, who’s on the hook for . . .

Op-Ed

Ben Pires: How I deal with discrimination

Ben Pires / .

This is my personal way, one person’s way. You may have a different approach and I respect it. First, I recognize that discrimination has existed since the beginning of humans on Earth. It exists. . .

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