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Wednesday, May 19th ARIES (March 21 - April 20): You will need to be vigilant today, especially when dealing with matters of a financial or business nature.

Victoria’s tourism industry was provided a lifeline by the provincial government Tuesday, helping to keep parts of it afloat.

UPDATE: Christina Olsen has been located, Saanich police say. Saanich police are hoping the public can help locate a woman who was last seen Saturday shortly before one p.m. at the Seven Oaks Tertiary Care Facility on Blenkinsop Road in Saanich.

The B.C. Coroners Service says there has been no increase in suicide deaths in the province during the pandemic, despite concerns about serious mental health consequences from the COVID-19 pandemic.

A 46-year-old man has been missing since mid-December when he rowed away from Cortes Island, and RCMP are asking the public to help locate him, possibly around Toba Inlet.

The Nanaimo RCMP is asking for help in finding Robert Cox, 60, who has not been seen since leaving his central Nanaimo home on May 9. He needs daily medication, which he does not have with him.

The NDP wants to lend $500 million to entrepreneurs in hopes they will come up with the next big thing, employ thousands of people in B.C. and make everyone lots of money. What’s not to like? It turns out the Opposition B.C.

Conservationists and whale-watchers are urging the province to reject a fish farm company’s bid to use a pesticide against sea lice because they fear it will harm grey whales feeding in Clayoquot Sound. The application from Cermaq Canada Ltd.

91Ô­´´ police took the unusual step Monday of releasing the names and photographs of six gangsters they say are putting the public at risk because of their involvement in recent gang violence.

Tourism consultant Frank ­Bourree has received the first Governors’ Award of Distinction from the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce.