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Victoria’s Brenda Brophy tried in vain to hold back tears on Friday as she said goodbye to her 100-year-old mother following their first official meeting since visitation restrictions for long-term-care and assisted-living homes were eased last week

sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Ferries is loosening some restrictions and increasing capacity as summer travel within the province grows.

The City of Victoria is seeking a court order to require people sheltering in Beacon Hill Park to relocate from ecologically sensitive areas to other parts of the park. An application was filed Friday in sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

Many hand-sanitizer dispensers are running dry in health facilities across Island Health, but not because there is a shortage. The question of half-empty and empty dispensers at hospitals was raised at a virtual town hall meeting.

Parents of children entering kindergarten to Grade 7 should plan for a five-day-a-week return to school in September, says sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Education Minister Rob Fleming.

Not a lot of Love Actually reunion moments at the Victoria airport Wednesday. Not a lot of tight embraces as masked passengers from the Toronto flight were greeted by girlfriends and husbands and children. That’s what worried Narender Cheema.

The Capital Regional District will explore the possibility of using Oak Bay Lodge as temporary housing for people without homes during the COVID-19 outbreak.

A month after the City of Victoria established new rules to allow retailers and restaurants to expand their operations onto sidewalks, public spaces and some parking spaces, a number of downtown merchants are still trying to determine what, if any, i

Along Oak Bay Avenue, people sipped wine and beer in one of 55 patio seats that have replaced four parking stalls in front of the Penny Farthing Pub and Vis-a-Vis restaurant.

A letter from someone who wishes to remain anonymous, for the well-being of himself, his wife and his car.