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Man missing after walking away from Royal Jubilee Hospital found safe

Times Colonist

Marcel McCarthy has been located and is safe, said Victoria police this morning. The 34-year-old Indigenous man walked away from Royal Jubilee Hospital on April 13. Medical staff were extremely. . .

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$10M budget hike for CRD sewage-project recommended

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Saturday’s 4/20 event shifts to lawn of legislature

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Langford gets proactive with bear-awareness campaign

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Island park damaged in storm may partially reopen in May

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NDP nomination for Victoria riding goes to Coun. Laurel Collins

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89 B.C. Ferries sailings added for Easter long weekend

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Safety monitor required on party buses carrying kids under drinking age

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Coroner’s inquest will probe RCMP shooting in Port Hardy

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Beer or wine with your Pacific Buffet? B.C. Ferries plans booze test in summer

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Defence challenges how Oak Bay police has handled murder investigation

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Esquimalt fire victim’s cat found alive after jumping from fourth floor

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RCMP ask for help to find man, 56, last seen April 9 at Duncan bus station

Coast Guard ship back in action after hitting breakwater

Second day of immunizations to be offered after measles scare at school

Environment minister warns of hot future for Victoria unless action taken

Missing man sought in Comox Valley

For former youth in care, college tuition waiver ‘makes me hopeful’

Councillors urge end to fossil-fuel subsidies at conference

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Lab-grown meat companies see opportunity for growth, research in Canada

BC Ferries pilot project may add beer and wine sales to certain sailings by June

Rescuers near Victoria find cat more than a week after fire kills owner

Pro freeskier Dave Treadway dies in backcountry accident

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Steve McKerrell: Victoria Hospitals Foundation making magic, with your support

Trip to doctor for 'cold' led to discovery of cancer in lung

Heart attack a timely wake-up call

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BMW adds nearly 185,000 vehicles to recall over fire risk

With redacted Mueller report imminent, Trump celebrates

Ukraine election: The president vs. guy who plays one on TV

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Victoria Harbour’s new marina still finding its sea legs

Oil and gas sector applauds pro-business government as pipelines remain in limbo

Kinder Morgan options for Canadian branch delayed due to 'complexity'

Canola group demands Ottawa 'consider all available options' in China seed dispute

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Avant-garde Crystal Method gains mainstream reputation

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Oak Bay man’s device helps in care of his daughter

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Your Good Health: Life-threatening reaction to vaccines rare

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Les Leyne: Two governments are rupturing long friendship

Editorial: Agricultural opportunity

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Harvard prof says Concordia disinvited him because of his conservative views

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Ontario court upholds stay of legal proceedings against 3 tobacco companies

Supreme Court of Canada sides with police in internet child luring case

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Good things are brewing in Sooke

Andrew A. Duffy / Times Colonist

Sooke is one of the fastest-growing areas on southern Vancouver Island, and with the jump in size and population comes the usual pressure on infrastructure and demand for housing. But that growth. . .

Food & Drink

Eric Akis: Take time to make your own falafel

Eric Akis / Times Colonist

Falafel seems to be a food most people enjoy in a restaurant or from a food truck or stand. Or, if people do make it themselves, many will go the convenience route and use a boxed, just-add-water . . .

Business

Parents need to plan carefully if they are going to help their kids buy a house

Craig Wong / The Canadian Press

OTTAWA — Buying a home is a big step for anyone and experts say that parents looking to help their children need to make sure it is affordable and that their children are ready for the change.Chris . . .

Columnists

Charla Huber: Menstrual products should be free to those in need, period

Charla Huber / Times Colonist

Just over a week ago, the B.C. government announced that all schools would offer free menstrual products in washrooms by the end of 2019. When I heard this announcement, the first thing I thought . . .

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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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