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Victoria council stands pat on allowing camping in Centennial Square

Victoria council stands pat on allowing camping in Centennial Square

Victoria city council has angered downtown businesses once again by upholding a decision to allow a limited number of people without homes to pitch tents in Centennial Square.
Man arrested after smashing glass doors, chasing women around condo lobby

Man arrested after smashing glass doors, chasing women around condo lobby

Victoria police arrested a man after he used a hammer to smash the glass doors of an upscale condo building in downtown Victoria on Thursday, and chased three women in the lobby. A woman called 911 about 7 a.m.

Six arrested after kidnapping from apartment on Hillside Avenue

Victoria police arrested six people after a kidnapping and assault with a weapon Monday night. Police were called to a multi-unit building in the 1300-block of Hillside Avenue about 11 p.m. after a report of a loud domestic disturbance.

South Shawnigan Lake Road reopens after closure due to nearby brush fires

South Shawnigan Lake Road reopened shortly before 4 p.m. Thursday after it was closed due to two brush fires. Early in the afternoon, Emcon Services Inc.

Huge fire hits scrap yard, black smoke visible for kilometres; water supply affected

A fire in a scrap yard between Nanaimo and Ladysmith that sent huge plumes of black smoke billowing into the air and raised the spectre of evacuations in the area was largely contained Thursday.
Police seek witnesses after violent sexual assault in North Park area

Police seek witnesses after violent sexual assault in North Park area

Victoria police are seeking witnesses and information following a violent sexual assault Monday night. Police said they were called just before 11:30 p.m. to the 600-block of Pembroke Street.
Victoria neighbourhoods square off over housing crisis

Victoria neighbourhoods square off over housing crisis

Victoria鈥檚 spiralling housing crisis is now pitting neighbourhoods against each other as residents battle to ban or limit the size of homeless camps springing up across the city.
Fundraising campaign started for U.K. travellers who lost everything in Big O fire

Fundraising campaign started for U.K. travellers who lost everything in Big O fire

A young couple from England who lost their passports and all of their possessions when their van was destroyed in a fire at a View Royal tire shop Tuesday say they are touched by the outpouring of support from 颅Victorians.

Bar and nightclub owners wary of new health regulations

Victoria bar owners say the province鈥檚 move to limit drinking hours in bars, restaurants and nightclubs to reduce the spread of COVID-19 could have long-term negative effects on the live music and food and 颅beverage industries in the city.
Pacific FC drops playoff opener to Cavalry

Pacific FC drops playoff opener to Cavalry

CLEVE DHEENSAW sa国际传媒 Pacific FC is discovering how quickly fortunes can shift in the pandemic-abbreviated Canadian Premier League.