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Historic Canadian Art at Madrona Gallery, 606 View St., 250-380-4660, madronagallery.com , until March 28. Probably the most expensive painting ever shown at Victoria’s Madrona Gallery is a 1966 canvas by the late E.J. Hughes of Duncan.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on March 22, 1941. A namesake of mine wrote me a letter that has just come, and I am going to quote one paragraph from it.

An inside look at the building of three new coast guard vessels destined for fisheries research

Vessels under construction in North Vancouver will do trials off Victoria

Fleurs de Villes co-founders Tina Barkley and Karen Marshall didn’t have to think twice when deciding where to launch this year’s expanded edition of their unique fashion-design and fresh-florals event.

Over the past few years, Mary-ellen Threadkell and Nancy Slaght have been meeting on Monday afternoons, and now present their first show together.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on March 15, 1941.

For the third year in a row, local elementary schools will engage in mock sock battles as a way to win the real war of keeping the region’s street-entrenched and impoverished community warm and healthy. Fairfield United Church minister Rev.

After hearing Peter Fassbender sing a few bars from Roy Orbison’s Oh, Pretty Woman at Creative sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s private Union Club function last Monday night, one diplomat suggested maybe he shouldn’t give up his day job.

OCEAN PARK, Washington — When Jeanne Johnson lived in New Orleans, she figured out how to weather hurricanes. When the family moved to Kansas City, she taught her kids to take cover from tornadoes.