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Nineteen-year-old Naim Saban balances on a log in East Sooke Park as he learns the story behind the ancient petroglyph carved onto a rock.

A towering Garry oak tree next door to a proposed 14-unit condo development on a single-family lot is at the root of a mighty big controversy in Oak Bay.

If you had looked up at the Saanich sky while savouring the intoxicating aroma of lamb being roasted on a spit late Friday morning, you might have felt as if you were just an olive鈥檚 throw from the Aegean Sea.

Anne Meggitt, whose paintings are on show at Martin Batchelor Gallery, was born in 1930.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Aug. 30, 1941.

An event-rental business has聽partnered with a therapeutic community to introduce altruism into its business model, producing a new kind of accountable commerce. The Wise Co.

As numbers of the once-endangered mammal rebound, boaters need to take precautions

You won鈥檛 find his name on the Victoria Fringe Festival鈥檚 guest list, but there鈥檚 one colourful character whose presence was as predictable as his overnight tweets: U.S. President Donald Trump.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Sept. 27, 1941. The sour cynic who says it always rains on the opening day of the fair was nowhere to be seen the day our fair opened.

Anawim House, at the corner of North Park and Vancouver Street, is a house that would look at home in any suburb.