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Andrew A. Duffy

Andrew Duffy has been carrying a pad and pen with journalistic intent through the streets of Victoria since the early 1990s and has been with the Times Colonist covering everything from sports to politics and all points in between since 1996.

The University of Victoria grad and award-winning journalist has been covering the region’s business beat since 2000 with a practised eye focused on financial malfeasance, real estate, the burgeoning tech sector, tourism and forestry.

Email
aduffy@timescolonist.com

Recent Work by Andrew A.

Island towns say they've set aside funds for Mountie's retroactive pay

Island towns say they've set aside funds for Mountie's retroactive pay

Island communities that pay for RCMP services say they have been warned for years cost was coming and have put money aside to deal with it
Prospect Lake area residents don't want power upgrade project

Prospect Lake area residents don't want power upgrade project

They’re concerned about the removal of 362 trees.
Saanich nixes idea of lobbyist registry

Saanich nixes idea of lobbyist registry

Several councillors suggested it was a solution looking for a problem
Quadra-Hillside first to get reduced speed-limit signs

Quadra-Hillside first to get reduced speed-limit signs

Signs will be unveiled in coming weeks to reflect the adoption of a default speed limit of 30 km/h on neighbourhood roads
Saanich awards $1.45M Rutledge Park contract; playground upgrade, year-round washroom

Saanich awards $1.45M Rutledge Park contract; playground upgrade, year-round washroom

The idea behind the renewal and a splash pad goes back to 1998.
Saanich returns $112,000 to affordable housing fund

Saanich returns $112,000 to affordable housing fund

Policing budget frustrates Victoria and Esquimalt councils

Policing budget frustrates Victoria and Esquimalt councils

The municipalities, forced to share the costs of policing since 2002, are again complaining about the budgeting process — though for different reasons.
Saanich decades away from digging out of housing hole: report

Saanich decades away from digging out of housing hole: report

Only 253 units were completed in 2022 and 191 in 2021 — well short of the estimated 610 new units a year needed to meet demand.
B.C. Ferries cancels six departures on Saturday due to crew shortage

B.C. Ferries cancels six departures on Saturday due to crew shortage

The 8 a.m. sailing of Coastal Celebration departing Swartz Bay and the 10 a.m. departing Tsawwassen are cancelled, along with four sailings between Swartz Bay and the Southern Gulf Islands.
Donations being taken for Tsartlip boy burned in accident

Donations being taken for Tsartlip boy burned in accident

Friends and family have started raising funds to help the family deal with travel costs and other expenses.
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