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This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on July 30, 1938. I have a great treasure in my possession now, a book just 100聽years old, entitled The Women of England, and written by a woman. Her name appears as 鈥淢rs.

As climate change is fingered as a culprit behind the early rash of forest fires across northern and western sa国际传媒, experts say the most prudent approach at this stage is to, whenever possible, let the fires burn. It鈥檚 a grim situation.

Tourists milling about聽the Inner Harbour last week got an聽unexpected bonus 鈥� the chance to watch a Bollywood movie being filmed.

It took just 114 days for 100聽local women to raise more than $100,000 to build a home for a single mom.

The Afterthought brings back into focus the psychedelic 鈥�60s in all of their purple-haze glory, as seen through the eyes of legendary West Coast music promoter and entrepreneur Jerry Kruz.

鈥楢 thousand per cent better.鈥� That鈥檚 the upgrade level for the non-profit Citizens Counselling Centre of Greater Victoria thanks to a massive volunteer effort in the last month, said executive director Brenda Wilson.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on July 23, 1938. The prairie blooms again! Its fertility is established; its good name is restored. The people who said the Great American Desert is creeping northward are now routed and silent.

Sylvia Taylor鈥檚 lyrical memoir of life as a rookie deckhand captures the thrill and the perils of commercial fishing in a bygone era.

Not even the rainfall that greeted visitors to Esquimalt Farmers Market at its official opening celebration June聽18 could dampen the community spirit E-Towners are known for.

Carl Cavanagh saw an immediate problem with the books available to inmates at Wilkinson Road jail on his first visit: About two-thirds of them were Harlequin romance novels.