Pharmaceutical Tourism:
More of our neighbours across Juan de Fuca Strait are discovering money they save by buying certain medications in Canada can offset, or even cover, the cost of a Victoria vacation.
Island Voices features a collection of articles for seniors and their families by Vancouver Island authors and authorities on a wide range of subjects.
More of our neighbours across Juan de Fuca Strait are discovering money they save by buying certain medications in Canada can offset, or even cover, the cost of a Victoria vacation.
We all have unique financial goals. You may already be working towards short-term financial goals like home ownership, an education fund, or a long-term goal like retirement.
Construction is in full swing on a 70-suite condominium complex near Langford’s Costco representing the latest phase of the burgeoning Triple Crown mixed-use development along McCallum Road. Rising to six-storeys, Triple Crown Residence II, which follows in the footsteps of the sold-out Triple Crown Residence I, is comprised of two-bedroom layouts with pricing…
On May 5, Kestrel Helicopters was in the air again, moving back and forth between ground crew at the mountain base and a receiving area where sorters prepared the garbage for transport and disposal.
Last year, Victoria’s mayor and council had the statue of Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, removed from City Hall and put into storage without any consultation from the citizens of Victoria.
Imagine that you connected with someone online, and for the last six months you’ve been messaging each other constantly.
This video presents the issue as seen by the energy sector with the broader national implications.
Elder financial abuse is the most common form of abuse against older adults, accounting for over half of all elder abuse situations reported. It impacts an older adult’s financial options, and ultimately, their ability to properly take care of themselves. Fortunately, through education, you can learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from…
British Columbia’s Home Support program is unaffordable for most seniors, offers too little service for high-need clients and has created a workforce where 75 per cent of staff are casual or part-time, says B.C. Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie.
Huck Finn isn’t dead, but he’s not feeling well. Few young people know the joy of wandering the woods all day without a parental helicopter hovering overhead.