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Devices keep track of blood sugar, pressure, offer detox options

Talks take place Thursdays; today's to focus on refugees and radicals

Experience indigenous cultures from around the Pacific Ocean at this Saturday's One Wave Festival at Centennial Square.

Study finds why antidepressants work for some

EVENTS The International Day of Peace, Friday, 5-7 p.m. Victoria City Hall Antechamber with the mayor, Getting Higher Choir, Unity flags, a Peace Pole raising ceremony, poetry and more. department of peace.ca New Inflatable at Commonwealth Pool.

Toronto dance archivist and historian Amy Bowring is hosting two free events at the Nellie McClung library branch: a talk Friday on the history of dance in Victoria and a workshop Saturday on archiving.

Life in Victoria in 1862 is the focus of a special symposium to mark Victoria's 150th anniversary. Ron Greene, president of the Victoria Historical Society, said lecturers will present talks on a range of topics relating to Victoria in 1862.

The Greater Victoria Police Chorus: A four-part male voice choir is welcoming new singers. Police and non-police invited to listen, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. Ukrainian Cultural Centre, 3277 Douglas St. 250-383-7408. victoriapolicechorus.

IN CONCERT What: Mattina Musica/Classical Coffee Concerts with Sarah Hagen When: Monday (Courtenay) and Tuesday (Nanaimo), 10: 30 a.m. Where: The Port Theatre Tickets: $25 regular, $22 members and groups, $15 students at tickets.porttheatre.