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When HMCS Whitehorse fires her gun at 9 a.m. next Saturday, it will signal the start for more than 200 sailboats in one of North America鈥檚 most prestigious yachting races, the Swiftsure International.

It鈥檚 one of the fixtures of our fine art season, like the Moss Street Paint-In and the Sooke Fine Arts Show. Fired Up! at the Metchosin Hall has been drawing crowds of potters and discerning buyers of ceramics for 32 years.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on June 10, 1939 In putting a picture of the statue to a Ukrainian poet as the frontispiece of her new book, E.

It鈥檚 easy to understand why Uno Fest organizers chose a certain yellow, potassium-rich tropical fruit as the mascot for Intrepid Theatre鈥檚 19th annual solo performance festival.

The Better Business Bureau of Vancouver Island and HeroWork have joined forces to raise money and recruit volunteers for the radical renovation of the Rainbow Kitchen.

A Grade 11 student has his sights set on combining fashion with philanthropy.

There was more than delicious native cuisine on the menu during Thursday鈥檚 launch for Songhees Seafood and Steam food truck at Victoria Clipper鈥檚 Belleville Street terminal.

More than half the artworks in the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria are in the Asian Department. Among them, the Japanese ink paintings known as Nanga 鈥� it means 鈥渟outhern painting鈥� 鈥� are among the most important.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on May 27, 1939.

Kevin Davie was a soft-spoken musician, a voracious reader 鈥� and bad news for rats