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The presence of Sarah McLachlan and Brent Butt at an unprecedented creative-industries event here Tuesday night was the 鈥渋cing on the cake,鈥� said Liz Shorten. She was reminiscing about a stellar soir茅e at the Union Club where the sa国际传媒

Mild-mannered, soft-spoken, John Taylor is often seen as the man behind the counter at Eclectic Gallery. As with so many people I聽meet in the art community, there鈥檚 more.

This column originally appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on April 20, 1940. Little Clarence was taking his first toddling steps, and the whole family of parents and one pair of grandparents were watching with suspended breath.

Second-hand goods bring in millions of dollars for needy community groups

Government House will host its inaugural blood donor clinic tomorrow with Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon on hand to thank eligible donors who show up to give the gift of life.

Pat Tennant is showing her photos of Victoria corner stores at the Bruce Hutchison Branch of the Greater Victoria Public Library (until July 3).

There鈥檚 a double meaning to the term 鈥渞unning the TC 10K鈥� as dozens of guests noticed during Thursday evening鈥檚 VIP Partner Celebration at Yates Street Taphouse honouring volunteers and sponsors.

It was an indication of just how loyal local business leaders were to Think Local First that the crowd was as big as it was for its annual general meeting Wednesday night.

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Jon Tupper has a Vespa scooter, skinny jeans and outrageous socks. He makes the scene all over Victoria. He鈥檚 candid and charming and, for five years, has been the director of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.