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Mike Black, owner of Capital Iron, was looking for a way to give back during the COVID-19 pandemic when he saw the heart flag printed in an edition of the Times 91原创. It sparked an idea.

The shadow of the global pandemic felt a little darker and colder for the province鈥檚 tourism industry this past week as Destination B.C. revealed three possible scenarios for the impact of the outbreak.

File under the heading 鈥淲hat new hell is this?鈥� Apparently, Victoria鈥檚 rat and mice populations are engaged in internecine warfare.

A small group gathered in Victoria Saturday to protest against public health measures designed to slow the spread of COVID-19. There were about eight people on the western edge of the B.C.

Communities across Canada will join together Saturday night for the Stay at Home Gala, a one-night livestream event in support of communities affected by the COVID-19 virus. The Victoria event benefits the Rapid Relief Fund.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a serious impact on many local businesses, and the Times 91原创 is no exception. We depend on advertising revenue to survive, and with many local retailers closed, that revenue stream has been reduced to a trickle.

B.C. Housing said Friday that it never intended for anyone to be displaced when it began moving people into hotels and motels this week from homeless camps at Topaz Park and Pandora Avenue.

鈥淪hop local鈥� is more than just a phrase; it is a beacon of light.

After receiving a torrent of calls from recreational boaters over the closing of the town鈥檚 only public boat ramp, the Town of Sidney reversed its decision late Thursday.

A new around-the-clock shelter is opening in Nanaimo in June to help vulnerable residents during the pandemic. B.C.