2 years Statistics Canada says 200,000 jobs lost in January The Canadian economy lost 200,000 jobs in January amid stricter public health rules put in place to slow the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19. The decrease marked the largest drop since January 2021,[...]
3 years The New Normal: Coronavirus pandemic disproportionately affecting women The coronavirus pandemic has impacted everyone, but some people have been affected more than others. In this episode of the New Normal, Kori Sidaway speaks with Roanne Weyermars of Coast Capital about the progress that[...]
3 years The New Normal: Hornby Island finally getting long-awaited arts centre, challenges remain After two decades of dreaming, Hornby Island will finally be getting a long-awaited arts centre. Construction is set to begin purpose-built arts facility that will include dedicated space for exhibitions and installations as well as[...]
3 years The New Normal: Victoria-born Canadian fighter pilot spending Christmas deployed in Romania Being away from our families will be tough for many of us this Christmas, but one Victoria-born fighter pilot isn't just across town, he's on the other side of the world. In this episode of[...]
3 years The New Normal: Author offers tips on how to cope during an unusual holiday season The holiday season, even in the best of times, can be stressful and depressing for many. A deadly global pandemic, lockdowns, restrictions that prevent us from seeing loved ones, doesn't make it any easier. In[...]
3 years The New Normal: Light up the City campaign supports those in need COVID-19 has cancelled so many wonderful events this year, particularly those during the holidays. But there the pandemic couldn't stop the Greater Victoria Festival Society from moving ahead with an event that could support the[...]
3 years The New Normal: Shopping local this holiday season 'critical' for the Island's economy Black Friday has come and gone. That means the Christmas and the busy holiday shopping has begun and many local businesses on Vancouver Island are hoping customers will spend less at the big box stores[...]
3 years The New Normal: Canadians were interested in U.S. election for many reasons, says political scientist The U.S. election and the days following Election Day captured the attention of millions of people around the world, including Canadians. In this episode of the New Normal, CHEK's Stacy Ross speaks with Dan Reeve,[...]
2 hours Lawyer says 'tsunami' of Indigenous identity fraud already playing out in criminal courts Convicted criminals are suddenly claiming Indigenous heritage for the purpose of lowered sentences. Who is responsible for finding the truth?
2 hours Community working group, job opportunities could come to Victoria's Caledonia Place Victoria councillors will soon decide if a community working group, which would help ease concerns for residents in and around Caledonia Place, will come to fruition.
2 hours Province taking steps ahead of what could be another busy wildfire season More planes and helicopters will fight the fires as new technology is also employed to predict the movement of wildfires.
3 hours Greater Victoria man turns 105, raises more than $450K for charity A Greater Victoria man marked a milestone on Monday as he turned 105 years old, but what's more impressive is his commitment to helping children in need.