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Victoria named British Columbia's best city for vegetarians

Victoria named British Columbia's best city for vegetarians

Advocates hope to see even more plant-based options in the future
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Former PM, cabinet minister lament growing political divide at B.C. forum

Former PM, cabinet minister lament growing political divide at B.C. forum

Joe Clark and Lloyd Axworthy had a conversation at the Victoria Forum
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Canuck Place swimming in cash after B.C. woman's Georgia Strait crossing

Canuck Place swimming in cash after B.C. woman's Georgia Strait crossing

Jill Yoneda had to cut her swim short after experiencing pulmonary edema, but still raises $140K for charity
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Passengers endure waits as BC Ferries sees busiest travel season

Passengers endure waits as BC Ferries sees busiest travel season

On Aug. 13 multiple ferries were fully booked
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Sooke locals asked to ready grab-and-go bag, wildfire remains at 169 hectares

Sooke locals asked to ready grab-and-go bag, wildfire remains at 169 hectares

The Coastal Fire Centre is asking boats to stay off Shawnigan Lake while airtankers or helicopters are operating
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Community rallies in B.C. after Indigenous teens accosted for singing

Community rallies in B.C. after Indigenous teens accosted for singing

"Everything we do, even if it's just walking, we do with an open heart"
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B.C. cryptozoologists still looking for sightings of fabled sea serpent

B.C. cryptozoologists still looking for sightings of fabled sea serpent

Cadborosaurus enthusiast is asking people to keep their eyes peeled while on the water over the summer.
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Lifesaving Society provides tips on water safety over the summer months in B.C.

Lifesaving Society provides tips on water safety over the summer months in B.C.

After their stop in Langford, The Lifesaving Society will be making trips to seven other places across the province
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'Namgis First Nation celebrates heritage and salmon amid open-net farm ban

'Namgis First Nation celebrates heritage and salmon amid open-net farm ban

A celebration was held in Victoria on National Indigenous Peoples Day
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B.C. to expand early psychosis intervention program for youth

B.C. to expand early psychosis intervention program for youth

The expansion is supported by $75 million over three years
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