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UVic resurrects 1897 cycling map in digitized form

Popular cycling routes featured in rare pocket map

New health centre takes shape

Johnson Street facility to streamline care for homeless, HIV-positive

Future of massive Union Bay project in doubt

Back in 1971, Jim Youngren earned a place in pop-culture lore by erecting a billboard reading "Will the last person leaving Seattle turn out the lights.

Jobs, dollars pour in to modernize CFB Esquimalt

$70-million contract to overhaul 'corner garage' at base

Man dies of wounds in Cowichan Bay shooting

No charges laid in incident that shocked tiny seaside village

Pupil's swine flu closes Vernon school

Officials in Vernon closed an elementary school yesterday after a student contracted swine flu, but provincial health officer Dr. Perry Kendall said it was just a precaution. The number of diagnosed cases in B.C.

Police chase speeding man about to be arrested for picking up prostitute

Victoria police chased a speeding car around the city early yesterday morning after the driver took off as he was about to be arrested for picking up a prostitute. Police spotted a black Honda on Rock Bay Avenue around 3:15 a.m.

Murder trial witness denies extortion try

Crown witness holds firm as Ruffolo's lawyer tries to discredit his account

Fire destroys Langford home

Fire destroyed a log cabin in Langford Friday night as firefighters were hampered by a lack of available water. Firefighters were called to the log home on the rural Finlayson Arm Road around 6 p.m.

Make like the mayonnaise and offer less for more

"That will be one dollar," said the clerk, so I gave her 80 cents. "What's this?" she said, staring at the coins. "It's a Dollar Lite!" I replied, beaming like Regis Philbin on ecstasy. "No it's not," she said. "It's three quarters and a nickel.