Shots fired in road rage
Coalition to save BC salmon
Battling with Bell for months
Law society upholds course
'Bloody money and drugs.' 
Saving Indigenous languages 
4,000 dead in quake
Toxic release begins
Actor formally charged
Britcoin on the horizon?
Google layoffs in Canada
Bay to close two stores
The rarest of curling feats
Blazers come back to win
OKM to Valley Playoffs
Chris Brown a sore loser
Khloé insists she’s single
44 to testify in Baldwin case
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Ladysmith man faces attempted-murder charges after road-rage shooting
A Ladysmith man is facing attempted-murder charges after allegedly firing a gun into a vehicle following what police describe as a road-rage incident. Nanaimo...
Suspect arrested after Nanaimo, B.C., axe attack: RCMP
UPDATE 5:45 p.m. RCMP in Nanaimo, B.C., say they've arrested a suspect after a 30-year-old man was struck with the blunt end of an axe blade over the...
Unexploded mortar round found in Colwood
Roads around Fort Rodd Hill in Colwood were closed Sunday morning after a hiker discovered an unexploded two-inch mortar round. The military explosive ordnance...
Alberta family still waiting for answers on why they weren't notified of son's death
The family of Scott Grier is celebrating his life this weekend, painfully aware that his memorial should have been held nine months ago. Two weeks...
Murder charge laid in Nanaimo stabbing death
A man has been charged with second-degree murder in a fatal stabbing Jan. 23 at Nanaimo’s Port Place Shopping Centre. Emergency crews responded about 7...
BC man to be extradited to U.S. on charge of sexually assaulting 13-year-old
A Vancouver Island man has been committed for extradition to the U.S. on charges of sexual assault against his 13-year-old stepdaughter. The man, whose identity...
Bloody knives last straw for Nanaimo cafe offering soup tokens for homeless
Worries about staff safety have prompted a Nanaimo café to end a program where it offered soup in exchange for tokens that donors would...
Phone gift-card scam costs Nanaimo resident $15,000
A Nanaimo resident recently lost $15,000 to a telephone scam involving purchase of gift cards, a recurring fraud that continues to snag victims, say Nanaimo...
Residents brandish garden tools to keep B&E suspect for police
Nanaimo RCMP say a group of residents cornered a break-and-enter suspect in a carport by using garden tools to keep him from fleeing. The Jan. 25 incident in...
Ukrainian students at UVic ask for security after harassment
The Ukrainian Students’ Society at the University of Victoria says it has advised university security that it’s holding a general meeting today, in...
Alberta family learns of son's death in Victoria through Google search
Glen Grier says it would have been hard enough to learn of his son’s death 10 months ago from Victoria police or the B.C. Coroners Service. Instead, last...
Death at Victoria's 844 Johnson: 'We both knew this building was going to kill him'
Jamaal Johnson knew the only way he was leaving Victoria's 844 Johnson St. was in handcuffs or a body bag. On Jan. 10, 2023, his premonition came true. The...
Down-to-wire decision staves off deportation for Courtenay woman
A Courtenay woman set to be deported to Zimbabwe next week has received a last-minute reprieve allowing her to remain in Canada, at least for now. Grace...
Late Canucks fan has the last laugh in obituary
A longtime Canucks fan got the last laugh in an obituary published in the Campbell River Mirror earlier this month. Victoria man Russell George Atkins died on...
Former Victoria mayor gets provincial appointment
Former Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps is taking a job within the provincial government. Helps, who also served as co-chair of the BC Urban Mayor's Caucus during...
Cougar snatches family cat off Colwood hot tub and kills it
A Colwood resident who watched a cougar snatch and kill the family cat in his backyard says signs should be posted in local parks and other areas warning people...
Residents back but evacuation alerts remain for Campbell River buildings
Residents of two Campbell River buildings who were evacuated after landslides last week have returned to their homes. But evacuation alerts remain in place as...
UVic and faculty association reach tentative agreement
The University of Victoria has reached a tentative contract agreement with its faculty. The deal covers close to 1,000 faculty members and librarians. Details...
BMW was doing up to 200 km/h before collision, say West Shore RCMP
One of the drivers involved in a two-vehicle collision Sunday night on the Trans-Canada Highway near Leigh Road, near Langford, B.C., was travelling up to 200...
Port Hardy doctor offers to pay for assistant as he'll be only ER physician as of July
A Port Hardy physician says he is prepared to dip into his own pocket to pay the salary and benefits for a physician’s assistant because of the severe...
