Suspected drug dealers hop pond to sell in Victoria

Two men from mainland busted on Wednesday with one other

Israeli perspective subject of upcoming talk

Minister has personal experience in embattled country

Pit bull put down after biting Saanich cop

Dog destroyed, as it had previously attacked a person

Knotty exercise

Fledgling firefighters test their rope skills at the Oak Bay hall

Mayors reeling from ‘sticker shock’ over LRT paperwork costs

LRT business report cost $3.1 million; business case expected to top that at $5 million, says B.C. Transit

Submarine fire won’t push back planned dive

Navy planning to submerge HMCS VIctoria by end of September

Green taxes on local government agenda

Municipal leaders are gathering for their annual convention in Vancouver at the end of September, and they’ll be calling for changes to green taxes imposed by the B.C. government.

Pit bull had history of biting before attacking cop Saturday

The pit bull that attacked a Saanich police officer last weekend has a history of biting people, police confirmed Wednesday.

Capital MPs united against Conservative plan to resurrect anti-terrorism measures

Last week, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said he was looking at bringing back the ability for police to arrest someone for three days without a warrant if it’s believed they may be involved in terrorist activity.

School board election season starts to simmer

Public education, done right, is the most important thing society can do to ensure kids have an opportunity to succeed, says the longest serving trustee on the Greater Victoria school board.

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