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Pioneering sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ disc jockey Red Robinson gives credit to rock ’n’ roll for the social move toward racial equality.

Halloween is still a week away, but that didn’t stop Alice Cooper fans from getting into the spooky spirit early at the gleefully macabre metal icon’s concert in Colwood last Tuesday. “He’s amazing.

The landscape paintings of Dorothy Jarvis were hardly what I was expecting at Alcheringa Gallery.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Nov. 10, 1939.

About 225 sailors and officers onboard HMCS Vancouver were in Ho Chi Minh City this past week, part of an operation called WESTPLOY 16. Vancouver’s current deployment is partly a goodwill tour of Pacific countries.

It isn’t something Darcy Hope could have predicted when he began booking exhibitors four months ago, but as it turns out the 2016 Home Expo at Pearkes Community Centre couldn’t have been better timed.

In 1989, near the end of a long and varied policing career, Ian Parsons arrived on Vancouver Island to assume the post of second in command of the Courtenay RCMP subdivision.

Calgary took me by surprise. There is public art everywhere in the city. The sidewalk beneath my feet was patterned with concrete etched in patterns of fallen leaves, in smooth and pebbled texture.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Nov. 4, 1939. A library publication stated recently that when a democracy is at war it ceases to be a democracy, for people cease to use the library.

It’s not too early to call upon your inner baker and start planning for the annual National Gingerbread Showcase at Victoria’s Laurel Point Inn.