Islander

If a picture is worth a thousand words, there’s a good bet that three days of colourful cultural overload may have gone a long way to initiating dialogue and building bridges between B.C.’s First Nation communities and the rest of the province.

New book explores former CHEK-TV host's life with an unstable con man

When the lead singer for Mexico City’s Out of Control Army punctuated the band’s brassy intro with “Are you ready to ska?” at Ship Point Wednesday afternoon, it was a question he really didn’t have to ask.

Jean Jacques André came to Victoria from Marseilles, France, where he had trained at the museum of natural history, and worked as a taxidermist.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on July 19, 1941. It is a pity that good white paper should be blotted with ugly words.

Using techniques pioneered in the Pacific, researchers aim to regrow dying coral

U.S. coast guard cutter McCulloch was recently discovered, 100 years after passenger-ship collision that sank it

Victoria’s Gillian Carleton, Olympic bronze-medal cyclist, was diagnosed with depression after medalling in the London Olympics in 2012, but believes it has been with her for years.

The Children’s Health Foundation of Vancouver Island has as strong a commitment as ever to young people with disabilities or health issues. In April, foundation officials announced the largest annual investment in its 90-year history — $3.

I remember the first time that I held Jonah in my arms. I looked down at this small and beautiful boy and thought about what a precious gift I’d been given.