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Zac Wagman will cycle across sa国际传媒 on a wooden bike for more than four months to bring awareness to the official launch of Project Learning Tree sa国际传媒鈥檚 Green Ride for Green Jobs campaign.

Bicycles for Humanity is at it again, scouring Greater Victoria looking for good used bikes, financial donations and spare parts to improve the lives of some of the world鈥檚 poorest people in Africa.

When the 鈥淐anadian Father of Black Holes鈥� gave some books to the University of Victoria, the librarians were stunned to find tucked inside a letter signed by the real star of The Theory of Everything.

Vancouver Island author Glen A. Mofford has long been fascinated by the development of the Island鈥檚 hotels and drinking establishments. In his debut book, Aqua Vitae (2016), Mofford detailed the history of those historic enterprises in Victoria.

The artsReach Society offers free workshops to give school-age children in disadvantaged neighbourhoods the opportunity to explore their full potential through arts experiences.

Who better to tell the narrative of our times about the restoration of land and culture than Wa鈥檟aid (the good river), Cecil Paul, a Xenaksiala elder who pursued both in his ancestral home, the Kitlope 鈥� now the largest protected unlogged temperate r

Are you passionate about promoting arts funding? Does the Colwood Crawl make both you and your car want to blow a gasket? Sick of the search for a family physician and want to tell the world? All of these issues and thousands more are brought to our

Partnering for Health is a personalized program geared to offer support and education for people who are undergoing or have completed cancer treatment.

Treat yourself and your partner to a glamorous evening inspired by the nightlife of Shanghai in the 1930s, the golden era when the city was known as the Paris of the Orient, June 8 at the Delta Ocean Pointe Hotel.

Experience Disney music on a dynamic scale as the Peninsula Singers present Dreams Come True: The Music and Magic of Disney, Friday to Sunday at the Mary Winspear Centre in Sidney.