The gesture was organized by Sikh Youth of Victoria in the wake of the New Zealand mosque attacks that killed 50 people. Continue reading →

“Be a lot nicer than sitting there on the road going, ‘Are you moving yet?'” said one commuter. Continue reading →

Province-wide, the snowpack is sitting at an average of 89 per cent of normal, but some areas are well below that. Continue reading →

Students in B.C.’s classrooms are going to be able to keep their phones nearby. Continue reading →

“You really don’t know about the need until you’re going through something like this, unfortunately,” Kimberly Tamblyn said. Continue reading →

One of Vancouver Island’s most famous residents is looking for a new home. Continue reading →

“This is the most cost effective way to produce more physicians,” says the president of UBC’s Medical Undergraduate Society. Continue reading →

The controversy continues in Victoria over the removal of a statue of Canada’s first prime minister. Continue reading →

Surfing will make its debut at the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo, which could bring even more athletes to check out Tofino’s waves. Continue reading →

For the third straight day students in the Capital Regional District have been home on a snow day and that has left parents panicking for child care. Continue reading →

Victoria’s track record on handling sewage is causing a stink in Alberta amid the west coast capital’s attempt to target the fossil fuel industry. Continue reading →

The VNHS claims this will go a long way in protecting wildlife, property, and even the cats themselves. Continue reading →

Since washing up on shore, the boat has been vandalized and looted. Continue reading →

“You’ve got basically one full day left to get down here and claim one million dollars.” Continue reading →

“We were deeply touched,” said Serik Imanbayev, one of the only English-speaking staff members with the team. Continue reading →