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Sailboat winds up on Cadboro Bay beach after storm

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Another winter windstorm, another sailboat beached on a local shoreline. This time a white sailboat is stuck on the sands of Cadboro Bay beach, where it is attracting interest from passersby. The. . .

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Pipeline protesters block police access route in Langford

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‘Forever loved,’ now lost: Memorial cross gone from spot where man died in ...

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B.C. boosts seniors care beds for Comox Valley

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Nanaimo next to get urgent care centre: health minister

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Patients relocated after mattress fire at Cowichan hospital

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Firefighters rescue two dogs from Oak Bay blaze

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Lower Mainland man arrested in ‘dynamic takedown’ in Duncan

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Cowichan Valley merchants told to watch for counterfeit American money

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Diabetic teen told not to eat on bus despite fears of seizure

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Ice rink, artificial-turf field eyed for Spectrum Community School

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Push for pot lounge in Victoria goes up in smoke

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Jack Knox: The rumbles are back. And they’re LOUD

Motorist dies after dump truck collides with two other vehicles

Surgical waits a worry, report says, but B.C. cites reduction in times

Oak Bay blaze started in living room, fire chief says

One dead after crash in Port Alberni

Nanaimo man in fatal crash was jailed in 2006 death

Two RCMP officers attacked with spray at crash scene

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B.C. windstorm cost insurers $37 million for loss to homes, businesses, vehicles

Man in Metro Vancouver charged after dog shot in the paw after an argument

B.C. police seek help in finding a boy and his aunt who are missing since Sunday

Byelection turmoil: Liberal quits after singling out Jagmeet Singh as Indian

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May battles to keep Brexit on track after no-confidence win

India's top court paves way for bars with dancers to reopen

China says economy czar to visit Washington for trade talks

China says economy czar to visit Washington for trade talks

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B.C. chief says they didn't give up rights for gas pipeline to be built

Global trade disruptions don't dampen Morneau's optimism about Canada's economy

Wait until Trans Mountain pipe built before buying in, Indigenous investors told

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Comedian rejected for shows after dreadlocks deemed 'cultural appropriation'

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Minister meets with committee to develop national approach to campus violence

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Condo Smarts: Fixing mistake in unit entitlement requires unanimous vote

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Times Colonist Christmas Fund: In good times and bad, you can make a difference

Dave Obee / Times Colonist

At a time when the local economy is booming and employers cannot fill their vacant jobs, it might be hard to believe that anyone on Vancouver Island needs a helping hand. But ask a single mother . . .

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Sweet Victoria: Kazakhstan team says thanks with video tribute

Cleve Dheensaw / Times Colonist

From Astana to Victoria, with love. The Kazakhstan junior hockey team has posted a YouTube tribute to the B.C. capital, which adopted the squad as underdog darlings of the IIHF 2019 world junior . . .

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Island Voices: Broken glass and the evolution of recycling

Larisa Hutcheson / .

Re: “For Greater Victoria, recycling can be a pain in the glass,” Jan. 3. Iwould like to clarify a few of the points raised in this article — especially as they relate to curbside collection of . . .

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Police: Drunk driver couldn’t stay awake

Katie DeRosa / Times Colonist

Saanich police arrested a driver who was so drunk on Sunday morning, he couldn’t stay awake behind the wheel. Concerned motorists called police about 10:40 a.m. Sunday after they spotted a blue . . .

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Mossome Grove: 'One of the most beautiful' forests on Earth (PHOTOS)

Jeff Bell / Times Colonist

A six-hectare parcel of old-growth forest in the San Juan River Valley, near Port Renfrew, has been dubbed Mossome Grove (a combination of “mossy” and “awesome”) by the conservationists who . . .

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Lifetime ban from Empress for pepperoni seagull fiasco has been lifted

Katie DeRosa / Times Colonist

After he inadvertently trashed one of its room with packs of pepperoni and a flock of seagulls, the Empress Hotel has granted a Nova Scotia man a pardon and lifted a lifetime ban. Seventeen years. . .

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