12 hours Here’s why Victoria’s bike lane project cost $65.5M, nearly double original price The City of Victoria says its all ages and abilities (AAA) cycling network project, which is in its final stages, cost an estimated $65.5 million to build, nearly double the original price tag set in 2016.
17 hours 1 taken to hospital with serious injuries in downtown Victoria crash Victoria police are investigating after a single-vehicle crash sent a driver to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
20 hours B.C.'s new short-term rental regulation comes into effect B.C.’s new rules on short-term rentals, such as Airbnb and VRBO, came into effect on May 1 limiting where people can book short-term accommodations with a goal of freeing up housing in the province.
1 day 'Bite me': Esquimalt renters fight 'renoviction,' something province says they stopped Tenants of an Esquimalt apartment building are scrambling to relocate, after the new owner served eviction notices for renovations. At 519 Sturdee St., many of the tenants are seniors on fixed incomes or disability who[...]
2 days London Drugs to remain closed for third day after cybersecurity incident London Drugs says it will be closed for a third day to continue the investigation into the cybersecurity incident.
2 days Victoria tells the province to pay up for high costs of homelessness Municipalities across B.C. are signaling they, and their taxpayers, are done footing the bill for the province's failures.
3 days London Drugs says no customer, employee data impacted in cybersecurity incident London Drugs says a cybersecurity incident led to the closure of all of its 80 stores on Sunday, but says it has no reason to believe that customer or employee data has been impacted.
3 days More than a dozen mourn 175 workers killed on the job in 2023 More than a dozen people mourned the 175 workers who were killed on the job site in B.C. last year for the Day of Mourning.
9 hours Indigenous group demands apology from SD61 on removal of school liaison officer program Nearly a year after the Greater Victoria School District voted to remove liaison officers from its schools, an Indigenous group is calling for an apology.
10 hours New numbers show Indigenous people get paid less in the workforce A new report by Statistics Canada shows that Indigenous people earn significantly less per hour than non-Indigenous people.
10 hours 'This is so beautiful': Campbell River pilot takes grandma, 96, on flight of her life A heartwarming flight out of Campbell River has captured one man's greatest loves: his family and flight.
10 hours Qualicum First Nation-owned gas station gives unique community service The Qualicum First Nation has opened a new gas station near Horne Lake that provides a water reservoir for firefighting in the community.