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Our Community: New trees take root in James Bay

Our Community: New trees take root in James Bay

The oldest residential neighbourhood in Victoria just welcomed its newest additions with the planting of three community apple trees near the Ernest Todd Playground in James Bay on Wednesday.
Shark attacks plummet after breaking records

Shark attacks plummet after breaking records

2016 numbers revert to average levels: study
Endangered seal population on the rise, U.S. report finds

Endangered seal population on the rise, U.S. report finds

HONOLULU — The population of Hawaiian monk seals — one of the world’s most critically endangered marine mammals — has been increasing three per cent a year for the past three years, U.S. wildlife officials say.
New beginning for Dockside Green project in Vic West

New beginning for Dockside Green project in Vic West

Stalled for six years and subject to rumour and speculation ever since, Dockside Green got new life and a sense of certainty on Thursday night when Victoria city council voted to approve rezoning for the 15-acre site.
Robert Amos: Artist bridged two cultures in unique style

Robert Amos: Artist bridged two cultures in unique style

The Guangzhou Museum of Art, in a city of 13 million people in the south of China, recently hosted a month-long exhibition for Stephen Lowe (1938-1975).

Nellie McClung: Freedom and generosity hold the British Empire together

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Jan. 25, 1941. What holds the empire together? I am sure other people are wondering, too, about this.
Around Town: A clean sweep of nine-end fun

Around Town: A clean sweep of nine-end fun

If you’re the type of person who thinks of hairstyling when you hear the world curling, attending the 2017 Canadian Junior Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships can be like a visit to another planet.
Vital People: New focus on indigenous films

Vital People: New focus on indigenous films

The voice and vision of indigenous artists in cinema will shine brighter at the Victoria Film Festival, thanks to funding for an indigenous program with a guest curator. At the festival, which runs Feb.
Vital People: 150 Days of Play program keeps kids on the move

Vital People: 150 Days of Play program keeps kids on the move

Just like reading, writing and arithmetic, the development of physical literacy should be a fundamental skill for all children.

Vital People: Celebrate our past and future

With a proclamation by Queen Victoria on May 24, 1867, the confederation of Canada was born.