Police watchdog investigating violent wellness check conducted by Nanaimo RCMP
The woman was hospitalized with serious injuries
20 new COVID-19 cases, two deaths reported in B.C. today
One of the patients is a teacher at a public school. No students have been exposed to the virus.
B.C. extends temporary layoff provisions to 24 weeks due to COVID-19
It aligns with the newly extended CERB program
A new octopus at Sidney aquarium has been named after Dr. Bonnie Henry
He's got three hearts and eight tentacles up for our Provincial Health Officer!
“I don’t want her to be forgotten”: Second vigil for Chantel Moore planned in Victoria tonight
Around 400 people are expected to attend
RCMP issue warning after Parksville residents report string of dog poisoning attempts
Hot dog wieners were found stuffed with pills
VicPD investigating hate crime that left man with non-life-threatening injuries
The suspect was captured on a nearby surveillance camera.
Greater Victoria School District votes against suspending police liaison program
Instead, the Superintendent will form a committee to review the current program for potential changes.
UVic to change field trip protocols after 2019 bus crash that killed two 18-year-olds
A series of recommendations have been made to improve safety for future field trips to the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre
Students in Canada could earn up to $5,000 this summer for volunteering: Trudeau
Through a new Canada Student Service Grant.
Independent watchdogs blame LifeLabs for major 2019 privacy breach
A cyberattack in 2019 led to over 15 million patient files being hacked
Over 3,000 WestJet employees laid off as global air travel plummets during COVID-19
Including 55 WestJet employees at Victoria International Airport
Bystander helps RCMP locate man in distress at Esquimalt Lagoon
The Good Samaritan may have saved a life, police say
Saanich Police investigating targeted home invasion
One resident was injured during the incident
B.C. reports 14 new COVID-19 cases, one additional death
The number of active cases has dropped further to 162 in B.C.
Mount Washington launches Vancouver Island’s longest zip line this Saturday
It spans a total of 7,589 ft and reach speeds up to 100 km/hr 😬
New victims and photos come to light after indecent exposure at Beacon Hill Park
Police have now linked the man to at least one other case.
Nanaimo woman wins $250,000 on slots days before her birthday
Now THAT is a reason to celebrate! 🥳
B.C. Premier initiates Phase 3 of COVID-19 restart plan, extends state of emergency
"We are going to have a summer better than we thought a few months ago, but it is not a return to normal."
$2M funding announced for pedestrian, cycling infrastructure on Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands
That includes two projects in the Greater Victoria region
Rainbow sidewalks will be painted outside Vancouver Island hospitals to celebrate Pride
Black and brown stripes will be added to represent LGBTQ2S+ people of colour
Construction on $19.2 million Pat Bay Highway overpass to begin in July
This preliminary work may lead to lane closures and minor delays through July and August
Rooftop volleyball is back at Strathcona Hotel with approval from Island Health
Some restrictions remain in place to ensure safety.
Victoria horse-drawn carriage tour operator offers exclusive discount to Vancouver Island residents
Ready to horse around in your own city?
13 new COVID-19 cases, one additional death reported in B.C. today
There are now only 174 active cases in BC.
B.C. could enter phase of resurgence in COVID-19 cases (MODELLING)
The rate of contact between individuals in the province is currently at roughly 65 per cent of normal.
Police searching for suspect in indecent exposure incident at Beacon Hill Park
He allegedly exposed himself to a woman last week.
Two arrested in Parksville after committing $30K of property theft
Most of the items were returned to their rightful owners.
Public asked to avoid waters along multiple shorelines in Victoria due to wastewater discharge
The advisory will remain in place until tests determine the waters are safe to enter
BC Ferries resuming service on Brentwood Bay route starting Wednesday
The route was paused in April at the height of the pandemic
B.C. confirms one new COVID-19 case in Island Health region ending streak of no active cases
"It is not a surprise to me that we’ve seen a case here," said Dr. Bonnie Henry.
32 new COVID-19 cases, 1 additional death reported in B.C. since Friday
One new case in the Vancouver Island Health region has officially been confirmed.
Victoria’s Tally-Ho Carriage Tours to restart business this weekend after COVID-19 closure
A GoFundMe was launched during their shut down to support care for the horses.
Man hospitalized after driver falls asleep at the wheel on highway near Langford
Both vehicles had to be towed from the site
Two suspects arrested after robbing woman at gunpoint in downtown Victoria
The victim was assaulted during the robbery.
BC Ferries expands summer schedule, expects 2-3 years before traffic returns to normal
120 more sailings per week than what's been available in the month of June, for major routes
Southern Vancouver Island First Nation warns of possible COVID-19 exposure
VIHA are investigating and informing anyone who came in close contact with the individual
RCMP issue alert for missing 73-year-old View Royal resident (UPDATED)
Update: She has been located and is safe.
Open burning restrictions have been lifted in B.C.’s Coastal Fire Centre
That includes all of Vancouver Island
VicPD release surveillance photo of possible U-Haul fire suspect
Do you recognize this person?
No new COVID-19 deaths reported in B.C. for seventh straight day
There are seven new cases in the province today
Saanich Police locate stolen vehicle submerged in Prospect Lake
Dive team and tow truck to the rescue 🚙
Victoria Police arrest wanted man, seize knives and replica handgun
He had originally fled from custody in the West Shore
Nanaimo RCMP investigating arson fire that caused extensive damage to business
Chain link fence surrounding the area was cut to gain access.
Indigenous patients in B.C. often assumed drunk, denied medical assessments: Métis Nation
"We know that our people avoid hospitals because we are afraid of having a discriminatory encounter."
B.C. investigating allegations of racist guessing game played by health care workers (UPDATED)
The allegations were brought to light last night, and the Ministry remains tight lipped on several key details
B.C. extends temporary rental supplement until August 2020
The freeze on evictions for non-payment of rent also remains in place, but evictions for other reasons will be allowed later this month
8 new COVID-19 cases reported in B.C., no deaths for sixth day in a row
Active cases have increased to 190
Province announces 100 units of supportive housing for homeless in North Cowichan, Duncan
Two sites were purchased for a total of $1.6 million
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