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Vicnews
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Funds being raised for Okanagan flagger hit by car in work zone
Vernon RCMP investigating Oct. 7 incident -
New navy ship arrives in Esquimalt
The new HMCS Robert Hampton Gray arrived in Esquimalt on Friday morning -
Sidney knitters craft over 100 poppies on centennial anniversary
Sidney's Poppy Office is now open until Nov. 10 -
OPINION: Ottawa has a salmon farm deadline. Now it needs a funded plan.
With less than three years until Ottawa’s June 30, 2029, deadline to end open-net-pen salmon farming in British Columbia, the federal government still has not explained how it wil… -
Comox Valley RCMP respond to incident in Merville
Comox Valley RCMP are responding to an incident in the Coleman Road and Hardy Road area of Merville. Avoid unnecessary travel in the area and follow police directions. “Thank you …
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$3-million gift boosts Victoria hospital surgical campaign
The donation brings the amount secured toward a $43-million fundraising campaign to $11.7 million
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Time between wildfire, storm season getting shorter: BC Hydro report
‘Super’ El Niño in the forecast could worsen extremes
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Incoming B.C. Conservative premier Doerkson pleased with Carney budget
Doerkson 'genuinely encouraged' by the federal Liberals 2026 budget
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Sooke Music and Art Festival call for bands reaches thousands online
The Battle of the Bands is a grassroots initiative connecting emerging musicians
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The Fugitives bring First World War stories to Sidney stage
The Nov. 7 performance explores the human cost of war through music and storytelling.
Goldstream Gazette
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More than 1,000 customers lose power in Metchosin
A fallen tree knocked out power to 1,094 BC Hydro customers Friday afternoon -
Funds being raised for Okanagan flagger hit by car in work zone
Vernon RCMP investigating Oct. 7 incident -
New navy ship arrives in Esquimalt
The new HMCS Robert Hampton Gray arrived in Esquimalt on Friday morning -
Sidney knitters craft over 100 poppies on centennial anniversary
Sidney's Poppy Office is now open until Nov. 10
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Langford brings back free yard waste drop-off to curb wildfire risk
The events hosted by Langford Fire Rescue take place Nov. 7, 14 and 21
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OPINION: Ottawa has a salmon farm deadline. Now it needs a funded plan.
With less than three years until Ottawa’s June 30, 2029, deadline to end open-net-pen salmon farming in British Columbia, the federal government still has not explained how it wil…
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Comox Valley RCMP respond to incident in Merville
Comox Valley RCMP are responding to an incident in the Coleman Road and Hardy Road area of Merville. Avoid unnecessary travel in the area and follow police directions. “Thank you …
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$3-million gift boosts Victoria hospital surgical campaign
The donation brings the amount secured toward a $43-million fundraising campaign to $11.7 million
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Gord Baird sworn in as Highlands mayor alongside new council
Three new and three returning councillors took their oaths of office at the Nov. 2 meeting
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Time between wildfire, storm season getting shorter: BC Hydro report
‘Super’ El Niño in the forecast could worsen extremes
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First grizzly bear captured that could be linked to fatal attacks in Bella Coola
The BC Conservation Officer Service says one grizzly bear has been captured that could be linked to the recent Bella Coola attacks that led to the deaths of a mother and daughter.… -
Ottawa’s relaxed foreign buyers ban will have ‘no effect’ in B.C., says expert
Foreign buyers will now be able to buy new residential properties, a model that's supposed to direct foreign investment towards adding supply. The post Ottawa’s relaxed foreign bu… -
Port Alberni man facing drug trafficking charges after investigation by RCMP, B.C. gang unit
A Port Alberni man is facing several drug trafficking charges following an investigation by local RCMP and the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia’s Unifo… -
Victoria to look at turning back on social media comments with ‘strict standards of conduct’: mayor
Two years after comments on all of the City of Victoria's social media pages were turned off, the mayor says they may be turned back on. The post Victoria to look at turning back … -
Carney says Canada welcomes ‘any moves’ to restore free trade after U.S. midterms
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government welcomes "any moves" to restore free trade between Canada and the United States as officials south of the border push to end the tra… -
Driver who helped B.C. bus crash victims credits firefighter training
A Mackenzie, B.C., resident who was the first to respond to a crash that injured 20 people after a shuttle bus ran off the highway says he is grateful he was in the wrong place at… -
Police commandeer local ferry to rescue youth from river in New Westminster, B.C.
The rescue of a girl spotted struggling to stay afloat in the Fraser River this week involved an improvised rope and the commandeering of a local ferry. The post Police commandeer… -
Tesla’s Cybertruck heads for an exit after years of hype and division
Tesla’s Cybertruck, the hulking, stainless-steel pickup that inspired devotion and derision with its science-fiction looks, will cease production next year. The post Tesla’s Cyber… -
Doerkson’s a fan of Carney’s budget, but it might not work as a template for B.C.
British Columbia's premier-designate Lorne Doerkson is a fan of this week's federal budget, but an economist says he'll have trouble emulating it. The post Doerkson’s a fan of Car… -
Storm watchers encouraged to come to Tofino for an exciting experience, but urged to use caution
As the winter season starts to hit Vancouver Island, Tofino is reminding visitors that while it is a great place to watch storms, it's important to stay safe. The post Storm watch…