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James Bond fever was in full swing at Strathcona Hotel鈥檚 Distrikt nightclub long before Daniel Craig inevitably said, 鈥淏ond, James Bond鈥� during Thursday night鈥檚 Spectre preview at the Odeon.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Nov. 16, 1940.

Victoria man Ian Bos initially sent pictures of 200 Victoria parks to his father, who was battling cancer in Nova Scotia. When his dad was pronounced terminal, Bos flew himself. After his father died Jan.

Don鈥檛 let the sign, or signs, fool you. Good Used Cars is still a pre-owned car lot, although it鈥檚 fair to say for years it has been stretching the definition to encompass descriptors like curiosity, museum or portal-through-time.

If you happened to wander off the trails on the eastern side of the Saanich Peninsula鈥檚 largest urban forest on Thursday, you might have found yourself in a time warp.

Filming of sequences for a Hollywood movie scheduled for release in summer of 2017 has yielded an estimated economic impact of $1.5 million for coastal communities near Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.

In my imagination, Katharine Maltwood sits in a 16th-century English oak chair, looking out over Victoria from her home at Royal Oak. It鈥檚 about 1945, yet the house named the Thatch is, to all appearances, an English country manor.

Almost 100 homeless people living rough on city streets will sleep warmer this winter, thanks to a donation of sleeping bags by a social-action group.

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Jan Johnson died in 2011, but as his widow, Mary Alice Johnson, told me: 鈥淎fter someone dies, you still have this growing relationship with them. So, I鈥檓 still learning.