3 hrs ago | A Hamburger Today
Grilled: Donald Kennedy of Victoria Burger Blog
Note: This week we're grilling Donald Kennedy of Victoria Burger Blog , your headquarters for all things burger-related in and around Victoria.
12 hrs ago | Ottawa Citizen
a These things are going homea
A The Ottawa Citizen July 10, 2009 12:01 AM A A A A Local history buff Andrew Cadzow and the five medals from the Fenian Raids of 1866 that he recently acquired and plans to donate to museums.
17 hrs ago | CTV.ca
Two killed in fiery Vancouver plane crash
Investigators are trying to establish what caused a small passenger plane to crash in Vancouver late Friday night, killing both occupants.
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Japanese Emperor visits Victoria this weekend
ONLINE SPECIAL: the following ran in the Saanich News as a three part series. You can read all of them here .
Strike curbs ambulances in Victoria, Esquimalt on weekend
Parts of Victoria and Esquimalt went without ambulance service for about 12 hours over the weekend, the provincea s paramedics union says.
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Geogad Celebrates Canada Day With Free Victoria Tour
Geogad has expanded its collection of free multimedia self-guided tours to include a tour for Victoria, British Columbia.
World's largest live underwater observatory project launched in Canada
The world's largest and most advanced underwater observatory project was launched Friday in a ceremony at Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt in the western Pacific province British Columbia, Canadian media reported.
With a bow and a hand-shake, Canada welcomes Japanese emperor
Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda were prepared to bow as the 125th holder of Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne disembarked from his plane Friday afternoon.
Chance to bear Olympic torch still available
You can still enter to win a chance to carry the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch on its nation-wide tour this year if you haven't already.
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Food and body image issues heat up summer workshop
Summary: CEDRIC Centre founder, Michelle Morand announces an upcoming workshop for anyone who frequently uses food to cope with stress, teaching important techniques and strategies for finding freedom and peace of mind.
Man found dead in Victoria police cell
A 48-year-old Victoria man was found dead in a Victoria police cell Saturday night, just an hour after he was arrested for public intoxication, police announced Sunday.
Victoriaa s Canada Day party brings civil rights warning; police test new weapon
Bike-patrol officer, Const. Brendon LeBlanc, wears a body-mounted video camera on his bicycle helmet in Victoria, Thursday, June 25, 2009.
Canadian search resumes for missing Whitehorse-bound plane
Search and rescue officials resumed a search on the Canadian side of the Alaska-Yukon border Thursday for two people who remain missing after a small airplane didn't complete a flight from Anchorage to Whitehorse.
New Treasures Exhibition at the Royal BC Museum is a Gem
A Seated Woman Wearing a Taffeta Dress, By Henri Matisse , France, 1938, Charcoal on paper.
PLCA Canada Meets in Victoria, British Columbia
The pipeline contractors in Canada always have fantastic annual conventions and this year was no different.
Victoria restaurant given props for 'spiffy biffy'
A Victoria, B.C., restaurant is receiving top praise from its customers -- but not for its food.
Victoria, BC, Plans to Stop Dumping Raw Sewage in the Ocean
After decades of bad press, international outrage and government directives to clean up its act, the City of Victoria, capital of British Columbia, finally agreed to stop flushing raw sewage into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, which divides the western edges of Canada and the United States and flows between the Pacific Ocean and Puget Sound in ...
Victoria region is rich with orchards, cheeses and wineries
You can see cider being made at the organic Sea Cider Farm on Vancouver Island. Photograph by: Margo Pfeiff, Special to Canwest News Service And this is our Rumrunner cider," Kristen Jordan says, setting a frosty glass before me, "aged in Newfoundland Screech barrels." Really? One sip and luscious apple flavours surge around my mouth carrying -- ...
Man charged after drugs and naked, unconscious woman found in car
A man was arrested near Victoria, B.C., after police found him unconscious in the driver's seat of a car with a naked woman unconscious in the passenger seat.