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Wayward crate leads police to stash of cash and cannabis

Wayward crate leads police to stash of cash and cannabis

Container filled with illicit cannabis was mis-labelled and shipped to the wrong place.
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Liberals, NDP reach tentative deal to keep government in power until 2025: reports

Liberals, NDP reach tentative deal to keep government in power until 2025: reports

NDP would support Liberals in confidence votes, CBC and Globe and Mail report, citing unnamed sources
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'Stumps me every time': B.C. rescue centre sees uptick in animals being shot in the head

'Stumps me every time': B.C. rescue centre sees uptick in animals being shot in the head

"I don't know why or how this could happen," says the manager of the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre, in response to a sea lion shot in the head.
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Randy Bachman to celebrate Vinyl Tap's return with music, stories in Sidney

Randy Bachman to celebrate Vinyl Tap's return with music, stories in Sidney

The concert on May 10 will also feature Bachman's son, Tal
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Our Lady Peace to start its national tour in Victoria on June 6

Our Lady Peace to start its national tour in Victoria on June 6

The band has paired with a hologram technology company for a show that features both music and a real-time holographic conversation with futurist Ray Kurzweil
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Pickleball players banned from Victoria park for making a racket

Pickleball players banned from Victoria park for making a racket

The noise from pickleball 鈥渋s an irritant,鈥� acknowledges the head of the Victoria Regional Pickleball Association, noting studies have suggested the sound is the equivalent of cars passing on a street. 鈥淏ut it doesn鈥檛 break any noise bylaws.鈥�
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'Five degrees feels really warm now,' says Comox teen who won extreme race in Arctic

'Five degrees feels really warm now,' says Comox teen who won extreme race in Arctic

Rio Crystal, 18, finished the 400-kilometre Yukon course in four days, 15 hours and 11 minutes, becoming the youngest winner in the Arctic Ultra's history.
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Hooked on halibut: For many commercial fishers, it's a family affair

Hooked on halibut: For many commercial fishers, it's a family affair

Tiare Boyes and Cheri Hansen weigh in on what it鈥檚 like to work on the water during the halibut fishing season.
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Eric Akis: Saucy tofu a umami flavour fest

Eric Akis: Saucy tofu a umami flavour fest

Vegetarian staple sings when cooked in a sweet-and-sour teriyaki sauce.
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Police blockades bring Saturday peace and quiet to neighbourhood around B.C. legislature

Police blockades bring Saturday peace and quiet to neighbourhood around B.C. legislature

Victoria police said 鈥渃ontrolled access points鈥� designed to limit traffic into James Bay "will be in place for as long as is necessary for us to keep the public safe."
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