This guy and about 100 of his closest friends have taken over a Rockland property. See what neighbours have to say… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Residents cry fowl over 100 backyard chickens living in one of Victoria’s priciest neighbourhoods
By Kylie Stanton Videojournalist
“It’s a rat buffet. I think we’re facing a real danger of infestation.” Continue reading
Largest cruise ship ever to dock in B.C. sails into Victoria
The Norwegian Bliss is on its maiden voyage and those on board just may never want to get off. Continue reading
Massive rent hike might force historic Saanich preschool to close its doors
“We all recognize the immense benefit that it brings to our children, our families and the greater community. So, we are going to be heard.” Continue reading
Teenage brothers honoured with service award for saving family from B.C. house fire
“I was super scared, but also I had a lot of adrenaline pumping through me. It was a lot of emotions.” Continue reading
B.C. naturopaths under investigation for offering treatment to ‘eliminate autism’
The registered naturopaths are said to be offering a treatment known as “CEASE” – Complete Elimination of Autism Spectrum Expression. Continue reading
BC Ferries puts plan to cancel fuel rebate on hold for now
On Tuesday, Transportation Minister Claire Trevena managed to convince BC Ferries to leave prices as they are by offering up more money to offset the rising fuel costs. Continue reading
B.C. city to pot shop owners: want to open here? Great, open your wallet first
“We don’t want our taxpayer, our Langford taxpayer on the hook, paying out of their taxes…” Continue reading
There’s an underground world of caves on Vancouver Island, and they’re yours to discover
Caves represent one of the last frontiers of exploration. Continue reading
How a B.C. man named Oyster Jim built a world-renowned travel destination with his bare hands
What started as a passion project now welcomes more than 1-million visitors each year. Continue reading
Vancouver Island boys build mountain bike trail only to have local officials tear it down
“These boys just want to be boys.” Continue reading
Capital punishment: Victoria drivers feel pain at the pump with $0.02/litre gas tax hike
“It’s a big price for people to pay to get back and forth to work,” said one driver. Continue reading
All-female taxi service proposed for the Victoria area
“It’s all a gamble getting into a cab, anywhere in Canada,” said one of the founders of Women on Wheels. Continue reading
A swordfish and a loggerhead turtle in B.C. coastal waters? Scientists say warming seas are to blame
A swordfish and a loggerhead turtle were found swimming off the coast of Vancouver Island, which has researchers worried about climate change. Continue reading
Over 100 years later, a trophy is back in the rightful hands of a Nanaimo rugby club
“If only this cup could talk, we have no idea where it’s been,” said club past president John Hanson. Continue reading
She cares for the pets of Victoria’s homeless for free, and now she’s received a major prize
“We know that there are areas on Vancouver Island like Nanaimo that want to have something similar,” Continue reading
