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B.C. COVID-19 immunizations still on track for end of March: top doctor

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VICTORIA — Production delays for thePfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine are a temporary setback that will slow down the delivery of first doses in B.C. over the next few weeks, the ...

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Photo gallery: Halloween fiends find a way to uphold tradition

Times Colonist

It was a different sort of Halloween, thanks to the pandemic, but people still found ways to celebrate.Want to share your photo? Send it by email to localnews@timescolonist.com with the word "Halloween" in the subject line, along with a short description.

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Photo gallery: Showing off your face masks

Times Colonist

A column by Jack Knox inspired an invitation to readers to share their mask fashions. Here are just a few of the dozens of submissions we received.

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Photo gallery: Victoria Day parades of years past

Times Colonist

In a typical year, Monday would have seen thousands of people crowd along Douglas Street for the annual Victoria Day Parade. This year, because of COVID-19, things will be different: For the first time in 12 decades, the parade has been cancelled — no floats, no marching bands, no waving clowns. The long weekend doesn’t seem complete without a parade of some kind, though, so we’ve pulled some of our favourite photos from past events from the archives.

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Photo gallery: Thank-you signs of the times

Times Colonist

We asked for photos of tokens of appreciation thanking all those working to keep us healthy, safe and fed during these times. Here are some of the submissions! Email localnews@timescolonist.com to have your photo added to the gallery.

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Photo gallery: Day 5 and 6 of pipeline protests in Victoria

Times Colonist

Protests against the GasLink pipeline project in northern B.C. continue with demonstrators occupying the steps at the legislature for the sixth day today. On Monday, both the Johnson Street and Bay Street bridges were blocked by protesters.

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Photo Gallery: Pipeline activists rally in support of Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs

Times Colonist

Activists protesting against the GasLink natural-gas project in Northern B.C. gathered at Centennial Square at 8 a.m. today and marched down Douglas Street for a press conference at the legislature.

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Photo Gallery: Images from the Vancouver Island floods

Times Colonist

Heavy rain caused flooding in several areas of the Island on the weekend, closing roads and prompting the Cowichan Valley Regional District to declare a local state of emergency. Our photographer Darren Stone and reporter Roxanne Egan-Elliott travelled to some of the communities hit by floods on Saturday.

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Photo gallery: A winter wonderland through our photographers' lenses

Times Colonist

It's been a week of wacky weather and, through it all, our photographers have been out and about capturing the craziness of a snow storm in the City of Gardens. Here are some of our favourite shots. Enjoy!

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Photo gallery: Greater Victoria loves a snow day!

Times Colonist

We asked and you delivered. Readers shared these pics with us of a glorious snow day.

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2019: The year in pictures, as chosen by Times Colonist senior photographer

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We asked Times Colonist senior photographer Darren Stone to pick out some of his favourite photos from the past year. Here are some of his selections.

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