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Not enough local workers applying for jobs, some Island employers say

Not enough local workers applying for jobs, some Island employers say

Some businesses, especially in food industry, worry they won鈥檛 be able to hire enough workers.
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Victoria remains in the lead for commuter cyclists in a Canadian city

Victoria remains in the lead for commuter cyclists in a Canadian city

Commuters are more likely to walk or bike in Greater Victoria than in any other metropolitan centre in Canada, with 18.7 per cent choosing some form of active transportation to get to work.
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Integrated police unit formed to combat online child sexual exploitation

Integrated police unit formed to combat online child sexual exploitation

The unit, a pilot project for six months, was disbanded in 2022. New funding will allow it to be re-established.
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18-year-old caught going 50 km/h over speed limit in Dad's Porsche

18-year-old caught going 50 km/h over speed limit in Dad's Porsche

The driver was issued a fine and the 2024 Porsche Macan was towed and impounded for a week.
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Pro-Palestinian encampment at Vancouver Island University cleared

Pro-Palestinian encampment at Vancouver Island University cleared

University had sought court injunction to remove the camp from its quad on the Nanaimo campus
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Youths arrested at Saanich bus stop after police receive reports of a firearm

Youths arrested at Saanich bus stop after police receive reports of a firearm

Saanich police said officers are trained to treat all firearms as real until proven otherwise and that all calls involving firearms are a priority response.
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Nova Scotia man who aided victim of fatal Victoria crash honoured by police

Nova Scotia man who aided victim of fatal Victoria crash honoured by police

鈥淗is sole goal was to comfort the victim so they would not have to die alone,鈥� says the citation from Victoria police.
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Donation to Sidney thrift store was not an explosive device

Donation to Sidney thrift store was not an explosive device

Beacon Community Services store was evacuated after a suspected 鈥渉istorical military explosive device鈥� was dropped off, but the item turned out to be a fake.
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VIU encampment injunction would stifle protest rights, says B.C. Civil Liberties Association

VIU encampment injunction would stifle protest rights, says B.C. Civil Liberties Association

The group has obtained intervenor status in an attempt by VIU to get a court injunction against an encampment on its Nanaimo campus
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B.C. Ferries geared up for busiest travel weekend of the year

B.C. Ferries geared up for busiest travel weekend of the year

More than 600,000 people are expected to travel between the Island and Lower Mainland over the B.C. Day weekend.
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