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Unpacking Angkor: RBCM's next exhibit arrives on 7 trucks

Unpacking Angkor: RBCM's next exhibit arrives on 7 trucks

Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia is the first international exhibit at the RBCM since 2019 when Maya: The Jaguar Rises filled a third of the second floor.
HarbourCats ready to celebrate a decade in West Coast League

HarbourCats ready to celebrate a decade in West Coast League

Season begins Friday night at Wilson’s Group Stadium at Royal Athletic Park
Sooke and Saanich school boards finalize budgets

Sooke and Saanich school boards finalize budgets

The Sooke School Board’s $206-million budget for 2023-24 includes 34.6 more full-time-equivalent classroom teachers
Uber set to roll out service in Victoria next week

Uber set to roll out service in Victoria next week

The company sent out hundreds of emails Monday to drivers who have expressed interest in driving for Uber.
North Saanich's top staffer resigns

North Saanich's top staffer resigns

Accessible Stadacona Park playground will have in-ground trampoline

Accessible Stadacona Park playground will have in-ground trampoline

The new playground is expected to be finished by early September
Two wildfires burning on Vancouver Island as northern B.C. faces evacuations

Two wildfires burning on Vancouver Island as northern B.C. faces evacuations

Both fires are believed to be human-caused, and neither is putting any homes or other buildings at risk.
Go By Bike Week kicks off with more than 3,000 people registered

Go By Bike Week kicks off with more than 3,000 people registered

Capital Bike is hosting 13 stations throughout the region over the course of the week, where there will be prize giveaways, bike shops on hand to do free tune-ups, biking education materials and drinks and snacks
St. Margaret's School and union avoid strike with tentative agreement

St. Margaret's School and union avoid strike with tentative agreement

A ratification vote for teachers and staff represented by the Professional Employees Association will take place June 6.
B.C. creates anti-racism data committee, releases research priorities

B.C. creates anti-racism data committee, releases research priorities

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia government has released 12 priorities for anti-racism research in its first update since the Anti-Racism Data Act came into effect last June.
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