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Winchester Galleries in Oak Bay has brought the work of five 鈥渆merging鈥� artists to our attention. Carollyne Yardley is already well-known locally for her finely painted Squirrealism, in which glossy-eyed rodents sport all manner of costumes.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on May 23, 1941.

Overseas popularity of Pacific species drives research into sustainable harvest

Since the inaugural Distinguished Entrepreneur of the Year event was held in 2004, the University of Victoria鈥檚 annual gala has become what Sybil Verch described Tuesday as 鈥渢he business event of the year鈥� in Victoria.

Tim Barnes, president of Vancouver Island Brewery, has just issued a corporate challenge to other community-minded businesses to pitch in and help clean beaches on Vancouver Island. Last week, his company stopped brewing beer for a day.

Raincoast studies helpeds put nails in the coffin of the Northern Gateway pipeline

Environmental and Alaska native groups are suing to maintain a U.S. ban on oil and gas exploration in most of the Arctic Ocean and select areas of the Atlantic after U.S.

A huge crack in an Antarctic ice shelf now has a new second branch, scientists announced this week. Once the crack completely shears off, it will create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded, one that鈥檚 larger than the state of Rhode Island.

A killer whale found dead on the Scottish island of Tiree had one of the highest levels of PCB pollution ever recorded, scientists say.

It鈥檚 no wonder Peter Garnham blurted out 鈥淚鈥檝e got Batman on the brain!鈥� at the Sidney Museum the other day.