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160 years of news: From the British Colonist to today's Times Colonist

Dave Obee / Times Colonist

The Times Colonist and its predecessor newspapers have been part of life on Vancouver Island from the days of hand-fed presses to the internet age. With bloodlines that can be traced straight . . .

Charla Huber: Being inclusive of everyone and their gender is vital

Island Voices: It’s time to let the people judge the judges

Island Voices: A kinder and gentler world

Our Community: City of Victoria seeks musicians for next summer

Dave Obee: A legacy to the community we are proud to carry on

Founder of British Colonist newspaper was a scourge of government

History available at your fingertips in online archive

Papers and their publishers a part of local lore

Lawrie McFarlane: Climate change is too important for politics

Book review: A history of a remarkable structure from Victoria’s past

Book excerpt: The race to build the city’s ‘Crystal Palace’

Monique Keiran: Crowded sidewalks make it tougher to be a pedestrian

Geoff Johnson: Our toughest examinations are in life, not school

Island Voices: Liberals fail to act to save soldiers’ lives

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Police investigating after woman sexually assaulted by stranger in her Esquimalt ...

Man dies after falling from Johnson Street Bridge

Editorial: Festivals can help to bring people together

Diving nationals continue Sunday at Saanich Commonwealth Place

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Vancouver almost recieved average December rainfall total in one week

River restoration next chapter for retiring B.C. MP Fin Donnelly

Prince George RCMP investigating homicide

Extreme weather sparks boil water advisory in Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Survey suggests Canadians still feel warmth for 'Baby It's Cold Outside'

Vancouver animation team the 'heart' of new 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse'

Ryan Reynolds tapped for voiceover on rainforest documentary

Explore: Bird count, Government House singalong, Point Ellice, Helmcken

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Canadian firm says it has found largest diamond ever unearthed in North America

Two winning tickets for Saturday night's $16 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Winnipeg restaurant chain releases another manager following harassment probe

Former PQ cabinet minister poised to become next Bloc Quebecois leader

See More Homes

House Beautiful: Stylish refresh for Songhees condo

Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Self-sowing greens a gift that just keeps giving

Debbie Travis: Update kitchen with bright colours to add lighthearted vibe

Canada’s priciest condo relisted – at $8M off original price (PHOTOS)

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Tiki Bar re-launches at the Waldorf in Vancouver

Rick Steves: Andalucian hill towns the essence of Spain

Whistler Blackcomb offering deal to first-time skiers this weekend

Virgin Galactic tourism rocket ship reaches space in test

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Pedro Arrais review: Forester a fine contender in a tough segment

Steve Wallace: Why are many Victoria drivers so polite?

Bill Vance: Cimarron failed to attract Cadillac buyers

The Auto Sleuth: Honda Passport gets new lease on life

Photo galleries from the Times Colonist

Photo gallery: Butchart Gardens shine bright for Christmas

Photo gallery: 37th annual Santa's Light Parade

Photo gallery: 100 years after the guns fell silent

Photo gallery: No Stone Left Alone at God's Acre Veterans Cemetery

Halloween photo gallery: Pumpkins, spooks and rides, oh my!

Photo gallery: The faces of RAVEN

Photo gallery: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Duncan, Richmond

Photo gallery: A rockin' time at Phillips Backyard Weekender

Photo gallery: A picture-perfect paint-in for thousands

Photo gallery: On the water with the Melges 24 yacht race

Photo gallery: Tour Norwegian Bliss, largest cruise ship to visit Ogden Point

Photo gallery: Royal wedding ceremony

Photo gallery: Royal wedding family and guests

Photo gallery: Flooding around B.C.

Photo gallery: Esquimalt Buccaneer Days 2018 parade

Photo gallery: The many faces of Johnny Cash

Photos: Expanded, rebranded Elements Casino ready to rock

Photo gallery: Shania Twain visits CFB Esquimalt

Photo gallery: Honouring Victoria police Const. Ian Jordan

Photos: Dynamic Beast crane helps remove old bridge

Local

Times Colonist Christmas Fund: In good times and bad, you can make a difference

Dave Obee / Times Colonist

At a time when the local economy is booming and employers cannot fill their vacant jobs, it might be hard to believe that anyone on Vancouver Island needs a helping hand. But ask a single mother . . .

Local

Victoria hockey coach seriously injured in Beijing crash

Louise Dickson / Times Colonist

Justin Isaac woke up in the middle of a busy Beijing road on Dec. 6 and realized his leg was broken. The 28-year-old Victoria man, who was a player and assistant coach with the Peninsula Panthers. . .

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All UVic student wants for Christmas is his three front teeth

Louise Dickson / Times Colonist

A fainting spell which knocked out Taylor Fawcett’s three front teeth this summer could have left him feeling down in the mouth. Instead, the aspiring opera singer decided to have a little fun . . .

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Explore: Bird count, Government House singalong, Point Ellice, Helmcken

Pedro Arrais / Times Colonist

Take part in North America’s longest-running citizen science project by joining one of six Christmas Bird Counts at various locations on Vancouver Island Saturday and Sunday. Bird Studies Canada . . .

Local

B.C. universities using technology from China despite warnings from CSIS

Jeremy Hainsworth,  Richard Watts / Glacier Media / Times Colonist

Multiple Canadian universities — including the University of Victoria and two other B.C. schools — are using computing services or accepting money from controversial Chinese tech giant Huawei . . .

Local

B.C. boy vanished into world of neglect: report

Lindsay Kines / Times Colonist

Nobody in B.C. seemed to notice when a young boy with autism withdrew from school, but failed to register for homeschooling or any other education program for the next five years, a report shows.. . .

Local

Watch hundreds of dolphins swim alongside ferry from Nanaimo (VIDEO)

Lindsay William-Ross / Vancouver Is Awesome

Fewer things brighten up a ferry ride to or from Vancouver Island more than a little wildlife spotting. Such was the case this week when a man taking the ferry from Nanaimo to Horseshoe Bay filmed a pod of 200 dolphins swimming alongside a B.C. Ferries vessel.

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