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Plumbers re-plumb entire home for flooded-out B.C. mom with cancer

Plumbers re-plumb entire home for flooded-out B.C. mom with cancer

Several competitors team up to repipe a Lower Mainland family's home after discovering Kelsey Carignan's health issues
No pants, no problem in London, as dozens ride subway in their underwear

No pants, no problem in London, as dozens ride subway in their underwear

‘It’s nice to do something just for the sake of it’
Labs bound into top spot again as Victoria's most popular dog

Labs bound into top spot again as Victoria's most popular dog

There are 6,437 licensed dogs in Victoria, with Luna the most popular name
Vancouver Island rescue centre helped more than 1,000 animals in 2024

Vancouver Island rescue centre helped more than 1,000 animals in 2024

Notable rescues by MARS Wildlife Rescue Centre included owl adoptions, broken beaks and more
QUIZ: A celebration of Canada-U.S. friendship

QUIZ: A celebration of Canada-U.S. friendship

The United States and Canada have enjoyed a long history as good neighbours and close friends
B.C musician reflects on 10,598km cross-country bike tour

B.C musician reflects on 10,598km cross-country bike tour

Jayden Beaudoin spent 100 days cycling from coast to coast, from Victoria, B.C to Cape Spear, NL
Ski down the aisle: free Valentine's weddings on Revelstoke mountain

Ski down the aisle: free Valentine's weddings on Revelstoke mountain

Ski resort has carried out 160 weddings and vow renewals, at least 14 couples booked for this Feb. 14
Good Samaritans step up after medical bus slips off snowy B.C. highway

Good Samaritans step up after medical bus slips off snowy B.C. highway

No one was injured and the bus — bound to the Okanagan from Nakusp — didn't suffer any damage
Expanded program adds last-minute tickets for Victoria Whisky Festival

Expanded program adds last-minute tickets for Victoria Whisky Festival

More than 50 distilleries represent 12 countries including or the first time at the Victoria Whisky Festival – China
Researchers turn to 19th century letters to improve climate predictions

Researchers turn to 19th century letters to improve climate predictions

McGill team attempting to tap into missionary writings to full gaps in African data