Understanding the Coronavirus and How to Protect Yourself
The Coronavirus is a family of viruses with spikes that look like a crown (thus “corona”) which the viruses use to attach to cells.
Island Voices – Island Talk
Coastal Community champions Island children’s access to care $10,704 donation to Children’s Health Foundation helps fund health programs
Coastal Community Credit Union (CCCU) believes in helping Island young people thrive.
Decay Of Canadian Representative Democracy —A Personal Odyssey
This is an incredible story . I suspect there are many who will not believe the following:
Investing in a Condominium at Triple Crown Communities
Greater Victoria has plenty going for it: fine weather, an eclectic mix of amenities and plenty of lifestyles. If you’re thinking of moving here, have you considered buying a brand-new condominium long before you arrive?
Statement from the Seniors Advocate on Snow and Seniors’ Safety
Snow has arrived, and more is upon us, with special weather statements being issued for most of Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland
It’s Never Too Early!!
Yes, it snowed; today it’s raining; most every day is dark and sunless … but … the perfect day is close at hand to raise your spirits! If you’re gardener, whether novice or old hand, save the date for that magical day, SEEDY SATURDAY! Mark it on your calendar now, if it’s not already there…
The Chemainus Chamber of Commerce is delighted to welcome and introduce Terry & Linda Dockrill the new owners of McBride’s Service Station.
They bring a wealth of knowledge to continue the excellent service that has made McBides such an important and integral part of our community.
Vancouver Island bus depot closures part of industry-wide struggle
Wilson Group, which operates much of Vancouver Island’s bus services through its companies Wilson’s Transportation and Tofino Bus, says passengers are now primarily being picked up at the curbside after closing five bus depots in 2019.
Northern orcas getting first crack at the best chinooks: study
Killer whales native to the waters of northern B.C. and Alaska are selectively eating millions of large, nutritious chinook salmon long before the fish make their way to the feeding grounds frequented by our dwindling southern resident killer whales, according to new research.
Office of the Seniors Advocate releases 2019 Monitoring Seniors Services report
The B.C. Seniors Advocate, Isobel Mackenzie, today released the Monitoring Seniors Services 2019 (MSS 2019) report. The report, published annually, measures the performance of senior services across health care, housing, transportation, income supports, and personal supports.