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Project by art students from New York may help police identify dead in B.C.

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VANCOUVER — Police are hoping a sculpture workshop at the New York Academy of Art will help solve the mysteries of 14 unidentified remains found in British Columbia.The RCMP released ...

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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

Times Colonist

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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Photo gallery: Labour Day long weekend fun at the Saanich Fair

Times Colonist

The Saanich Fair runs today through Monday at the Saanich Fairgrounds.

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Saturday photo gallery: Paint-In and Deuce Days

Times Colonist

Some photos from two of the biggest events taking place this weekend in Greater Victoria: Deuce Days and the TD Art Gallery Paint-In on Moss Street. July 20, 2019

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Photos: 2019 Victoria Pride Parade

Times Colonist

This year's pride parade in downtown Victoria attracted colourful and creative people

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Photo gallery: Island Farms Victoria Day Parade

Times Colonist

Dozens of marching bands from the U.S. and Victoria came out for the 121st Victoria Day Parade

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Photo Gallery: Welcome to the world Archie Harrison!

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Harry and Meghan present their newborn son at Windsor Castle

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Gallery: Kids' weather art

Times Colonist

Want a chance to see your kids' weather art on the Times Colonist weather page and on our website? Send an email to localnews@timescolonist.com with "weather art" in the subject line, or mail it to: Times Colonist (Weather Art)2621 Douglas St.

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Photo gallery: Student climate strike in Victoria and around the world

Times Colonist

Students around the world took part in climate change protests on Friday, March 15, 2019. The protesters are demanding stronger government action on climate change, including a law to limit global warming to 1.5 C. Organizers said that under current commitments, the temperature could rise twice that much by 2020.

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