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Last year was a challenging year for Greater Victoria and Canadians generally as COVID-19 threw the economy for a loop and threatened our physical and mental well-being. Canadians persevered, and now signs of hope abound.

Budget Blinds Victoria works with customers to find the right budget, design, colour choice and more

When a beloved neighbourhood landmark has to move to make way for a new development, it’s not unusual for community residents to express concern or opposition.

The Bursaries for Post-secondary Studies in French as a Second Language (FSL) Program aims to encourage young Canadians whose first official spoken language is English to study in French.

Megan Fraser, University of Victoria nursing student , started a three-month nursing practicum with the Cowichan Tribes’ Ts’ewulhtun Health Centre on January 12. The very next day, she worked her first drive-through vaccination clinic.

Live in a modern seaside community located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island

“It feels perfect being downtown. The vibe is so exciting,” says Scott Elias, co-owner of Victoria’s luxury home décor retailer Luxe Home Interiors.

Institutions are now feeling more confident about bitcoin than ever

While the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected the aviation industry, Vancouver Airport Authority, the organization that manages Vancouver International Airport (YVR), has recognized the crisis as an opportunity to rethink its operations

There is no shortage of seniors’ communities in Victoria, but the latest offering by established developer Concert is redefining what it means to live an active, vibrant and engaged lifestyle.