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Freighter crash 'foreshadowing'

Incident shows dangers of oil tankers in northern waters, First Nations say

Tour de Rock a cure for cynicism, rider says

You work in policing, you see the darker side of life a lot of the time. If you let it, it gets to you after a while, makes a person think the world really is an unpleasant place. But Victoria Const.

Island woman elected as chief

A Vancouver Island woman was elected yesterday as regional chief for the sa国际传媒 Assembly of First Nations. Jody Wilson Raybould, 38, a councillor from the We Wai Kai First Nation of Cape Mudge Village and a commissioner with the sa国际传媒

British exhibit falls short of goal amid cuts

Visitors raved about Treasures but 228,000 not enough to turn profit

Junkies reject needle-exchange site as too dangerous

A proposed permanent needle-exchange site in Victoria has received a thumbs down from junkies, who say the area is too dangerous and too far from downtown.
Splash 20: Crowds flock to Inner Harbour for tonight's symphony concert

Splash 20: Crowds flock to Inner Harbour for tonight's symphony concert

An evening of classical music starts at 7:30

No end in sight for paramedic strike

Essential services order gives strikers little traction: experts

Axe murderer released on full parole

Former neighbours of man who hacked parents to death unsettled by news he's now free

Carjacker says sorry to victims

In a voice barely above a whisper, a man the Crown wants declared a dangerous offender stood in Victoria provincial court yesterday and apologized to the victims of his violent carjacking spree two years ago.

Island's only child abuse unit closes

Shutdown forces some victims to travel to Vancouver for help