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‘Honey needs wheels’: Island animal rescue fundraises for paralyzed, abandoned pup

‘Honey needs wheels’: Island animal rescue fundraises for paralyzed, abandoned pup

The organization plans to try physiotherapy but says: ‘Honey needs wheels’
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Man convicted of impaired driving in death of B.C. RCMP officer back on parole

Man convicted of impaired driving in death of B.C. RCMP officer back on parole

Jacob Fenton had statutory parole revoked earlier this year after testing positive for drugs
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$13M Oak Bay waterfront estate sets new listing service record

$13M Oak Bay waterfront estate sets new listing service record

Priciest sale in Greater Victoria hit $22M in 2021
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VIDEO: B.C. transgender voice coach helps people find their tone world-wide

VIDEO: B.C. transgender voice coach helps people find their tone world-wide

Jess Gibbard offers lessons in masculinization, feminization and androgenization
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Yellow-bellied marmot stowaway sent back to B.C. mainland where it belongs

Yellow-bellied marmot stowaway sent back to B.C. mainland where it belongs

Remember Roger? The yellow-bellied marmot came in 2008 and evaded all traps
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B.C. 6th-grader who started the #levidrome drive wins $10K with his writing

B.C. 6th-grader who started the #levidrome drive wins $10K with his writing

Sixth grader’s essay funds Habitat for Humanity Victoria
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Royal B.C. Museum gets $789-million overhaul

Royal B.C. Museum gets $789-million overhaul

Museum to close in September for rebuild, expected opening in 2030
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Convicted B.C. killer Kelly Ellard declines chance for full parole, says she’s not ready

Convicted B.C. killer Kelly Ellard declines chance for full parole, says she’s not ready

Ellard is serving a life sentence for murdering 14-year-old Saanich girl Reena Virk
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Plant for pollinators to get ahead of No Mow May, says Nature Conservancy of Canada

Plant for pollinators to get ahead of No Mow May, says Nature Conservancy of Canada

Utilize native plants to help ecosystems
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B.C. government to pay for police OT related to legislature area rolling protests

B.C. government to pay for police OT related to legislature area rolling protests

Province to cover nearly $400,000 overtime cost, Victoria PD pays regular duty time
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