UVic plans thousands of housing units in Oak Bay
The University of Victoria begins early planning to transform 40 acres of vacant Oak Bay land into a development featuring thousands of housing units. Learn about this transformative project.
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Victoria Park Revitalization Energizes Community Leader
David Low leads Victoria Park BIA's transformation through events like Night Light, attracting 65,000 visitors. Discover how this Calgary community thrives.
Dr. Steve Kent: Pediatrician dies at 73 in Victoria
Remembering Dr. Steve 'North' Kent, a beloved Victoria pediatrician whose dedication to medicine was matched only by his love for family and outdoor adventures across Canada.
Scotia Place Arena Rising in Victoria Park
Calgary's new Scotia Place events centre is taking shape. The project is on schedule for a fall 2027 opening, replacing the iconic Saddledome. Read the latest update.
Victoria Cross Petition for Northern Ontario War Hero
A growing movement seeks posthumous Victoria Cross recognition for Jess Larochelle, the North Bay soldier who single-handedly fought 40 Taliban fighters in 2006. Support the petition today.
Police recover $10K in stolen goods near Victoria
West Shore RCMP bike patrol unit recovers $10,000 worth of stolen property from View Royal home. Mounties continue investigation into theft operations.
Windsor House Fire on Victoria Avenue: No Injuries
A house fire on Victoria Avenue in Windsor was successfully contained by fire crews. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Read the latest details on the incident.
Windsor house fire causes $750K in damages
A rapidly spreading fire caused over $750,000 in damage to a Windsor home on Victoria Avenue. No injuries were reported as 32 firefighters battled the blaze.
Windsor Fire Responds to Victoria Avenue Blaze
Windsor Fire & Rescue Services responded to a rapidly spreading fire on Victoria Avenue. Get the latest details on the emergency response and safety updates.
Canada's submarine replacement program faces critical test
Vice-Admiral Mark Norman analyzes Canada's submarine procurement strategy, warning against economic pitfalls while emphasizing urgent defense needs. Learn about the $80B modernization plan.
Prisoner Sues for Vegemite Access as Human Right
Australian inmate Andre McKechnie sues prison system over Vegemite ban, claiming it violates his cultural rights. The case highlights prison contraband policies.
Prisoner Challenges Vegemite Ban in Human Rights Case
An Australian prisoner serving life for murder is suing the government, claiming the ban on Vegemite violates his right to enjoy Australian culture. The case heads to trial in 2025.
Quebec doctors protest health reform, warn of exodus
Dozens of pediatricians protested Quebec's Bill 2, warning it will trigger a doctor exodus and cripple children's preventive care. Learn how this impacts healthcare.
Canada defeats Denmark in Billie Jean Cup playoffs
Canadian tennis stars Gabriela Dabrowski and Victoria Mboko lead Team Canada to victory against Denmark in Billie Jean Cup playoffs. Read about their impressive performance.
BC NDP votes against leadership review for Premier Eby
BC NDP delegates have voted against holding a leadership review for Premier David Eby during the party's biennial convention in Victoria. Learn what this means for his government's direction.
B.C. Premier David Eby wins strong leadership mandate
B.C. Premier David Eby received 82.3% support in NDP leadership review despite labor unrest. The convention in Victoria saw Eby secure new mandate as party leader.
Regina's Unique Remembrance Day Services Honour Veterans
Regina residents gathered at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park for poignant Remembrance Day ceremonies, honouring sacrifices made for Canadian freedoms. Read about the city's tribute.
Kitchener's Swans Return to Winter Sanctuary
The iconic trumpeter swans of Kitchener have completed their seasonal migration back to their protected winter home in Victoria Park, delighting residents and marking a successful conservation effort.
Victoria's Mango the Flamingo Celebrates 50th Birthday
Discover the heartwarming story of Mango, Victoria's beloved pink flamingo who's celebrating 50 years of bringing joy to visitors at Beacon Hill Park. Learn about this rare bird's incredible journey and the community that adores him.
Victoria Mboko wins Hong Kong Open for second WTA title
Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko claims her second WTA title of the season with a commanding victory at the Hong Kong Open, defeating Russia's Anastasia Kovaleva in straight sets.
Jayne Mansfield's Wild 1966 Vancouver Tour
Relive the unforgettable 1966 Canadian tour when sex symbol Jayne Mansfield brought Hollywood excess to Vancouver and Victoria, creating chaos and captivating crowds.
Victoria Mayor: Bylaw Dept Bullying Findings 'Disappointing'
Victoria's mayor expresses deep concern over workplace bullying investigations within the city's bylaw department, calling for immediate cultural changes and accountability.
RVH's tiniest patients rock Blue Jays gear in NICU
The NICU at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre is showing major league spirit as their smallest patients sport miniature Blue Jays uniforms, bringing joy and comfort to families during challenging times.
Victoria Bylaw Department Plagued by Bullying: Investigation
An explosive investigation reveals systemic bullying, discrimination, and harassment within Victoria's bylaw department, prompting urgent calls for reform and accountability.
EV Charger Thief Strikes Repeatedly in Victoria Area
A sophisticated thief is systematically targeting electric vehicle charging stations across Greater Victoria, causing significant damage and frustration among EV owners while eluding police capture.
Mboko's comeback secures Hong Kong Open quarterfinal spot
Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko overcomes early setback to defeat Poland's Maja Chwalinska in three-set battle at Hong Kong Open, advancing to quarterfinals in impressive fashion.
Australian History Exam Controversy Over Indigenous Question
A major examination blunder in Australia's standardized history test has left students confused and educators demanding accountability over poorly worded Indigenous history questions.
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