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Victoria lawyer gets second chance to fight prostate screening fee

Victoria lawyer Laurence Armstrong has been granted a second chance to make his case for free prostate screening tests to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. In December 2006, Armstrong spent three days b… more
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Showing their Pride

Ernie Quick and Ryan Holmes ride a motorcycle ride on Government Street during the 2009 Pride Parade. The parade took place on Sunday culminating with a festival at Fisherman’s Wharf.… more

Finding housing solutions

If Victoria is to move 1,500 people off the street, the region will need private landlords to step up.… more

Life on the water

When others head to the gym for their morning workout, Karen Millen paddles her rowboat from her Westbay Marina float ho… more

Lawn bowling club cuts deal with city

The Canadian Pacific Lawn Bowling Club is here to stay, at least another three years. Last year, Victoria city council c… more

Calm prevails on Canada Day

Aside from a few red-painted bodies on display, the downtown July 1 celebrations were largely family friendly this year.… more

House sales warm up in June

House sales closed in on a record last month in Greater Victoria. A total of 946 homes and other properties sold in Ju… more

Construction interrupts Galloping Goose

Road and sidewalk construction will shut down a portion of the Galloping Goose trail in Vic West for six weeks. The trai… more

No charges laid in Dallas Road death

The driver of a pickup truck involved in a deadly collision will not be charged. The incident happened on Dec. 26. A man… more

Hockey tough guy found not guilty

Robin Gomez was found not guilty of assault causing bodily harm for his punch to fellow ECHL player Chris Ferraro. In a… more
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