Popular exhibit features nativity figurines in wood, clay and even chocolate.
B.C. is not considering making any changes to the Alternate Approval Process (AAP) provisions of the Community Charter.
There’s evidence to suggest coastal areas would face disaster in the event of sea level rise.
Municipality starting the discussion on the impact of climate on its coastline.
Reservations being taken now for two meal sittings on Christmas morning.
443 Squadron base commander orders investigation into industrial incident.
Panthers fall to Oceanside, 8-6, on the road in VIJHL action.
Students safe at Parkland Secondary as school returns to normal; police investigate source of the threat.
Central Saanich couple, TELUS give boost to Island-wide United Way campaign for health and social services resource.
Geronimo Canoe Club training relies on a lifetime of traditional padding in war canoes.
There’s a chapter in Peter Godwin Chance’s book, A Sailor’s Life, that seems to stand out.
This month, the local business marks 10 years in Sidney.
There’s no getting around the fact that the new President of the United States is likely to have a lasting impact.
Empire Hydrogen grows production of its fuel enhancement units.
Trail use will change no matter outcome with North Saanich council, according to University.
BC Ferries hopes its employees will contribute to improvements the company hopes to see in its existing environmental programs.
Panthers upend Stelly's Stingers for Greater Victoria tier 2 soccer trophy
The estimated price tag for the Town of Sidney’s proposed new skateboard park has come down considerably since the summer.
Without a doubt, those people willingly carry a heavy burden and for that they deserve to be recognized.
Elizabeth May calls U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump a 'wild card'
