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Langham Court Theatre is re-energizing its mandate to provide theatrical learning with a Volunteer Learning Program, funded by the Victoria Foundation.

How do you know when you’re spending your time and money on the right things? That you’re putting your efforts in the right areas, and not barking up the wrong tree? These questions are just as important for charities and non-profits as they are for

In the wake of news of an Esquimalt backyard slipping into the Gorge Waterway, a University of Victoria geography professor is warning that others are at risk.

Homeowners can mitigate some of the problems of building near cliff edges, even where soil is unstable, says a geotechnical engineer. Richard Brimmell of Brimmell Engineering Ltd.

Bricklayers with Rob Tournour Masonry laid down their tools at all their job sites Wednesday morning in support of Pink Shirt Day.

The season starts on April 3 when the Star Princess docks at Ogden Point and ends at midnight Oct. 17, when the Westerdam departs.

Last week, John Lennon’s elaborately painted Rolls-Royce rolled out of storage and into the lobby of the Royal sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Museum. Lennon bought the car in 1964, and in 1967 commissioned artist Steve Weaver to paint a floral design over the basic black.

A local charity will soon feel the love of romantic couples, thanks to the installation of the city’s first love-locks sculpture at Uptown Shopping Centre.

SEATTLE — As homeless deaths mounted last fall in Seattle, elected officials declared an emergency, resorting to a tool often reserved for natural disasters to confront the burgeoning population of people living on the streets.

Alcheringa Gallery is presenting an exhibition of more than 40 screen prints by the Ditidaht artist Art Thompson (1948-2003).