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Forestrial Brain, a collaborative installation-painting by Matt Shane of Pender Island and Jim Holyoak of Montreal at Open Space on Fort Street, is the biggest, most complex and engaging artistic creation I can ever remember in that space, and on the

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Sept. 13, 1941. When September comes, we know we are definitely facing into winter.

Despite the differences in their ages, appearances, nationalities and life experiences, most of the swimmers, sunbathers and beachcombers I met at Cadboro-Gyro Park last week had one thing in common.

Canadian troops’ multicultural makeup an advantage in foreign deployments

The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Dry Victoria Dragon Boat Festival isn’t just the region’s largest Asian cultural festival, it is also an important fundraiser for the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Cancer Foundation, raising more than $700,000.

Last month, Taryn Koide, 15, spent four days helping pull a heavy handcart over about 15 kilometres of rough logging roads near Lake Cowichan. Bed was a sleeping bag on the ground; sunrise was the alarm clock. Breakfast was what she helped cook.

There are so many opportunities to view art that I hardly know which way to turn. It wasn’t always this way.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Sept. 6, 1941. Like everyone else who writes on controversial matters, I have received many anonymous letters. Some of these I burn, but not all.

Volunteers are needed to help pick fruit to help the community as the LifeCycles Fruit Tree Project celebrates 20 years of rescuing backyard bounty.

Selected figures from the District of Saanich annual report. All figures for 2016 unless noted.