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Our Community: A vice-regal honour for bravery

Our Community: A vice-regal honour for bravery

Four Victorians received the Medal of Bravery from Gov. Gen. David Johnston at a ceremony in Rideau Hall in Ottawa on May 2. The four were among 36 medals of Bravery and one Star of Courage presented that day.
Robert Amos: Finding the art within the abstract

Robert Amos: Finding the art within the abstract

鈥淭here are two ways to judge a painting. One is based on criteria and theories of art. The second is based on the sensation we get before a picture. I paint the second way.鈥 鈥 Jean McEwen (1923-1999).
Around Town: New exhibit a (gold) rush for RBCM

Around Town: New exhibit a (gold) rush for RBCM

It鈥檚 putting it mildly to note most guests at Wednesday night鈥檚 gala dinner celebrating the opening of Royal sa国际传媒 Museum鈥檚 new exhibition were swept up in gold fever, not least Prof. Jack Lohman. 鈥淚t鈥檚 exhilarating.
Anatomy of a cruise-ship refit by Victoria Shipyards

Anatomy of a cruise-ship refit by Victoria Shipyards

Everyone from crew members to contractors on the Crown Princess cruise ship moves briskly. After all, the deadline is tight.
Exploring Shingle Bay, Pender Island鈥檚 newest park

Exploring Shingle Bay, Pender Island鈥檚 newest park

Digging into a shell-and-pebble beach flanked by steep slopes of arbutus and other evergreen trees, the first campers to test the region鈥檚 newest national park search for buried treasure.
Our History: Nanaimo an early melting pot

Our History: Nanaimo an early melting pot

This excerpt from the second volume of Jan Peterson鈥檚 trilogy on the history of Nanaimo profiles the multicultural face of the city at the turn of the 20th century.

Nellie McClung: There is still beauty to be found this spring, so seek it out

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on May 18, 1940.
Coal fuelled Nanaimo鈥檚 early days

Coal fuelled Nanaimo鈥檚 early days

In this excerpt from Black Diamond City, author Jan Peterson reveals scenes from the earliest days of coal mining in the area, before the massive influx of foreign labour that was to come, when members of the local Snuneymuxw First Nation worked in p
Our Community: Walk takes stand against violence

Our Community: Walk takes stand against violence

Three First Nations women embarked on their Miyo-wicehtowin (Cree for 鈥渓iving in harmony together鈥) walk across sa国际传媒 this week to bring awareness to lateral violence in aboriginal communities.
The night Victoria rioted

The night Victoria rioted

How the sinking of the Lusitania on May 7, 1915, sparked anti-German violence