Video Archives
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Langford mom devastated after province pulls funding for daughter’s expensive drug -
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Calls for B.C. shingles vaccine coverage -
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First Nation group offers territory to move Texada grizzly bear -
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New high speed electric vessel could be coming to BC -
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Sunshine Coast couple get engaged underwater -
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VicPD offer suspended without pay after 2019 incident -
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Victoria business association calls for safety in downtown core -
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Violent confrontation at Saanich Tim Hortons goes viral -
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Province launches ad campaign targeting health care workers in 3 U.S. states -
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Texada Island residents hope for safe transportation of lone grizzly bear -
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Calls to keep dogs on leash after death of river otter on Vancouver Island -
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Victoria city councillors bringing motion to prioritize downtown movie theatres -
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Whale protection program expanded -
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Municipalities push back over latest provincial list of communities getting housing targets -
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B.C. rescue squad warns about hazards of even ‘easy’ trails -
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Victoria firefighters warn against beach fires -
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Parents rally against education cuts outside B.C. legislature -
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Results of public hearing into death of woman shot with police plastic bullets -
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Vancouver Island fossil hunters have specimen named after them -
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Street legal golf carts hit Victoria roads
Author Archives
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As B.C.’s over-50 population grows, advocates want the shingles vaccine coveredAlmost 40 per cent of B.C.’s population is over 50 and physicians warn that shingles, which is a debilitating condition itself, can lead to other more serious health concerns.HealthJun 18
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First Nation renews offer to host Texada Island grizzly bear but province remains coolThe four-year-old male grizzly has been on the island for close to a month, after swimming across from the mainland.ÂEnvironmentJun 17
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‘Flying above the waves’: Victoria demo offers glimpse of electric passenger ferry futureIf things play out the right way, a larger version of the 12-person all-electric water taxi could one day be plying the waters of British Columbia.EconomyJun 16
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‘The old man just jumped on him’: Video of fracas in B.C. Tim Hortons goes viralIn the viral video shot at a B.C. Tim Hortons, an older man can be seen punching a teen. Another man breaks up the confrontation, then a third man steps in and slaps the youth.CrimeJun 9
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Warning of a ‘crisis’ in public education as parents rally at B.C. legislatureParents point to overcrowded classrooms, cuts to programs and insufficient supports for students with learning challenges or complex needs.EducationMay 26
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Hearing finds VicPD officer committed misconduct in woman’s plastic bullet deathLisa Rauch was shot with a plastic bullet on Christmas Day 2019, and died four days later in hospital. The officer that fired the round committed misconduct, a hearing has ruled.CrimeMay 23
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Street-legal electric golf carts now available to rent in VictoriaThe company behind the carts, HeyYa, previously launched a fleet in Vancouver and have now expanded to Victoria. The carts come in four seaters, six seaters or eight seaters.CanadaMay 20
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B.C. driver hit by unmarked police SUV worried about ICBC compensationJesse Eccles had just picked up his blue Subaru from the mechanic shop and was driving for under a minute before the unmarked police car blew through a stop sign and t-boned him.HealthMay 5
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Nanaim-oh no: Vandals target Vancouver Island city’s iconic signThe letter "O" on the Nanaimo sign in Maffeo Sutton Park is normally painted in rainbow colours, but someone repainted it white on Monday.ÂCrimeMay 1
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B.C.’s rebate pause will hurt electric vehicle adoption, car dealers warnWithout the subsidy, new car dealers say B.C.'s ambitious electric vehicle mandates will be unachievable as price-conscious consumers look elsewhere.PoliticsApr 30
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Duncan business owner says city no longer responding to small firesWill Arnold says he and other business owners are frequently forced to extinguish warming fires lit by unhoused people in the area.FireApr 21
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3-toed dinosaur footprint found in B.C. leads to discovery of new speciesThe dinosaur that made them is said to be between five and six metres long, spiky and armoured with a stiff tail or full club. The species has been named Ruopodosaurus clava.ScienceApr 18
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Why this coastal B.C. community wants to build a tsunami evacuation towerLocated on Vancouver Island's west coast, the popular tourist destination sees its population of 2,500 nearly double during the busy summer months.EnvironmentApr 14
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Vancouver deputy police chief tapped as Victoria’s next top copFiona Wilson is a 26-year veteran of the VPD, where she started with roles including patrolling the Downtown Eastside and as an investigator in the Sex Crimes Unit.CrimeApr 11
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Advocates of $10-a-day child care blast B.C. governmentAdvocates for the program said the recent provincial budget contained no increase in spending for the program and the government is not on track to meet its targets.PoliticsApr 9
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Should Victoria and Saanich amalgamate? Citizens’ assembly says ‘yes’A citizens' assembly has recommended that the cities of Victoria and Saanich amalgamate, but it will ultimately be up to the voters to decide.PoliticsApr 7
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Historic Victoria church could become arts centre and housing under new proposalThe plan would transform the property with the conduction of 130 units of rental housing, plus a new arts centre and a renovation of the church itself.Apr 2
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‘Still wondering’: Family of B.C. teen who died in government care demand answersChantelle Williams was in the care of Usma Nuu-chah-nulth Family and Child Services when she was found outside and unresponsive on Jan. 28 in Port Alberni.PerspectivesApr 2
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‘This is our child’s life’: B.C. family gets small extension for crucial drug fundingA temporary reprieve for a Vancouver Island family after their terminally-ill daughter will continue to have access to life-changing medication for two more months.HealthMar 26
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‘Pride Puppy!’: B.C. kids book at centre of U.S. Supreme Court caseThe book is described as an "affirming and inclusive book that offers a joyful glimpse of a Pride parade and the vibrant community that celebrates this day each year."U.S. NewsMar 25
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‘Heartbreaking’: Victoria Public Market shutting down, vendors have to moveThe Victoria Public Market has been operating out of the building at the corner of Douglas and Fisgard Streets for more than 10 years.EconomyMar 21
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U.S. produce floods B.C. food bank amid ‘buy Canadian’ tariff pushbackNanaimo's Loaves and Fishes Community Food Bank says it saw a surge in donations of U.S. produce last month amid threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.EconomyMar 20
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U.S. tensions, weak loonie combine for spring break boom in Victoria, B.C.Many tourists Canadian tourists on Victoria's streets cited U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff and annexation threats in choosing to travel domestically this year.EconomyMar 19
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‘It’s going to be a good year’: Telegraph Cove begins rebuild after fireThe North Island village has been a longstanding hub for ecotourism in the area and since the fire, the owners have vowed to rebuild.FireMar 18
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Backroad drive turns into harrowing week-long ordeal for stranded B.C. coupleThe Biggs had a few apples and oranges to eat and a few treats for their dog but no other food and none of their medications as they thought it was going to be a short outing.CanadaMar 17
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