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Fred Penner hits the road to mark 40 years of The Cat Came Back

Fred Penner hits the road to mark 40 years of The Cat Came Back

Family entertainer plays the McPherson Playhouse in Victoria on Saturday
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Eric Akis: These strawberry fools will be welcome at any springtime party

Eric Akis: These strawberry fools will be welcome at any springtime party

In-season, ripe local berries star in this easy to make, rich and creamy dessert.
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Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Preparation key to keep cut roses looking rosy

Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Preparation key to keep cut roses looking rosy

Here's a step-by-step guide to keeping your cut flowers fresh
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Critic's picks: 54-40; Cirque du Soleil; Cowichan Valley Bluegrass Fest

Critic's picks: 54-40; Cirque du Soleil; Cowichan Valley Bluegrass Fest

A fun-filled weekend ahead on 91原创 Island
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High school students across Canada to be trained on how to administer naloxone

High school students across Canada to be trained on how to administer naloxone

Drug is used to reverse effects of opioid overdose
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Busy summer season forecast for B.C. outdoor recreation

Busy summer season forecast for B.C. outdoor recreation

First summer in two years that Americans can fish, camp and spend money in B.C.
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B.C. Ferries customer frustrated with lack of refund from cancelled sailing

B.C. Ferries customer frustrated with lack of refund from cancelled sailing

Instead, she got an invoice dated June 4 saying she would be charged the full amount because she was a no-show.
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Hydromedusa jellyfish could see explosive growth in B.C.

Hydromedusa jellyfish could see explosive growth in B.C.

Under a shifting climate, explosive growth of the freshwater jellyfish could damage local ecosystems. Now, one B.C. scientist is calling on the public to help track it.
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B.C. scientist wants you to send him slapped mosquitoes in the mail

B.C. scientist wants you to send him slapped mosquitoes in the mail

As climate change expands the northward range of many species, a new citizen science project is calling on B.C. and Yukon residents to send in slapped mosquitoes so researchers can track them and the diseases they may carry.
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Eric Akis: A warming leek soup for a chilly spring day

Eric Akis: A warming leek soup for a chilly spring day

Alliums from the farm market put to good use on an unseasonably cold and wet afternoon
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