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Bowker Creek Brush Up celebrates 26 years of supporting local artists

Hundreds of attendees turned out to see work by more than 60 local artists

Surrey's 'Ugly Potato Day' breaks Guinness World Record

Event held at Cloverdale Agriplex in Surrey Saturday (Aug. 8)

Sooke RCMP investigate indecent graffiti on Jordan River mailboxes

Police are asking anyone with information on a recent graffiti incident took place in Jordan River

Victoria man extradited from Germany handed more than 6 years in prison

Isaac Oliveira Scott pled guilty to drug and firearm-related charges

?Lifeblood of the planet’: Victoria celebrates its 12th World Ocean Day

World Ocean Day is now observed across 180 countries

Road rage racist rant ‘did not meet threshold of criminal offence’: Kelowna RCMP

The RCMP have now concluded their investiation on the matter

Sooke jazz band swings into summer for food bank fundraiser

The Sooke Community Jazz Band will host a May 29 concert at Sooke Baptist Church

Time served for South Okanagan prolific offender’s standoff firearm charge

Samuel-Luc Prescott-Pereault has been in court repeatedly over the last decade

Soul of Vietnam poised to bring food and culture back to Victoria’s waterfront

For the second year, the festival will return to Ship Point with a day of food, performances and culture

B.C. first responders reflect on decade of health emergency

In April, B.C. will commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the public health emergency

Saanich Police seek suspect after theft turns violent at Walmart

Employee suffered facial injuries after confronting alleged shoplifter on Feb. 3

Former Colwood tenant embroiled in lengthy legal battle for $19K payment

Residential Tenancy Branch finds former landlord filed application in tenant’s name using fabricated documents

PATS provides four-legged therapy to groups across Greater Victoria

The volunteer-driven organization visits dozens of facilities, reaching 18,000 people annually

Saanich bids farewell to near century-old Cedar Hill Middle School

Built in 1931, the old school is being torn down and replaced to meet modern seismic standards

Saanich mother’s death prompts plea to address intimate partner violence

A number of non-profits that support victims of intimate partner violence made five calls to action for the government

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