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'Nature is not a Walt Disney film': Conservation officers issue reminder after fawn seized from B.C. home
A fawn seized by the B.C. Conservation Officer Service is now undergoing rehabilitation at a mid-island wildlife centre, joining more than a dozen others that are also being cared for because of human interactions. -
Langford animal hospital holding pet blood drive
An emergency animal hospital in Langford is hosting a dog blood drive at its clinic Saturday. -
Victoria hair salon holding fundraiser for victims of Beirut blast
A downtown Victoria hair salon wants to help the more than 300,000 people who were left homeless after a deadly blast rocked Beirut on Aug. 4. -
Bottle drive planned to support new West Shore skateboard park
The Westshore Skatepark Coalition (WSC) is calling for donations of bottles and cash to help fund the construction of a new skatepark in the region. -
New McKenzie Interchange ramp to open Saturday
The next step of the McKenzie Interchange project is now complete. Starting Saturday, Aug. 15, southbound drivers on Highway 1 will begin using a new loop ramp at the McKenzie Interchange. -
'I still don’t really believe it': Vancouver Island man wins $500K lottery
A Chemanius man says he and his wife have been left speechless after winning a $500,000 lottery prize. -
B.C. records 84 more cases of COVID-19, no additional deaths
Health officials in British Columbia are scheduled to provide an update on the latest cases of COVID-19 in the province Friday. -
Victoria woman wears vintage clothing every Tuesday for more than a year
"Rock your style!" Adam meets a Victoria woman who's been wearing vintage 1950's outfits every Tuesday for more than a year. -
Vancouver Island cosmetic thefts lead RCMP to national trafficking ring
Mounties on Vancouver Island say an investigation into recent thefts of high-end cosmetics have led them to uncover a stolen-property ring in Ontario. -
Wet'suwet'en, Canadian government hoping to reach agreement by October
Hereditary chiefs of the Wet'suwet'en Nation, along with the federal and provincial governments, hope to reach a pact by mid-October to affirm rights and title across Wet'suwet'en territory in northwestern B.C.
