Dan Ebenal

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Tim Walzak stands in front of the Enterprise Point research lab at Camosun College’s Interurban campus. Camosun has been named one of Canada’s top colleges for research income.

Camosun among national leaders for research income

Camosun uses 3D scale printing technology and advanced machining to produce components and prototypes for companies

Tim Walzak stands in front of the Enterprise Point research lab at Camosun College’s Interurban campus. Camosun has been named one of Canada’s top colleges for research income.

Small business an economic engine for Saanich

Saanich is home to more than 4,000 registered small businesses

Election 2015: Candidates identify top local issue

Election 2015: Information to help navigate the voting process

Advanced polls will be open this weekend, Oct. 9 to 12, from noon to 8 p.m.

Election 2015: Candidates identify top local issue
Andrea Deman and son Justin clear away the debris caused by a truck that drove off Ravine Way and struck their Nigel Avenue home.

Driver admits to crash

Central Saanich resident at wheel when truck crashed into Saanich home

Andrea Deman and son Justin clear away the debris caused by a truck that drove off Ravine Way and struck their Nigel Avenue home.
The Green Party’s Elizabeth May answers a question at Tuesday night’s forum at Lochside elementary school as the NDP’s Alicia Cormier and Tim Kane of the Liberals await their turn.

Election 2015: Candidates square off at forum

Saanich-Gulf Islands: Candidates clash over homelessness, trade policy

The Green Party’s Elizabeth May answers a question at Tuesday night’s forum at Lochside elementary school as the NDP’s Alicia Cormier and Tim Kane of the Liberals await their turn.
Saanich man stabbed by intruder

Saanich man stabbed by intruder

Police hunt for suspects of break-in at St. Peters Road home

Saanich man stabbed by intruder
Andrea Deman and son Justin clear away the debris caused by a truck that drove off Ravine Way and struck their Nigel Avenue home.

Truck slams into Saanich home

Family escapes injury, police seek driver who fled the scene

Andrea Deman and son Justin clear away the debris caused by a truck that drove off Ravine Way and struck their Nigel Avenue home.
Election 2015: Candidate participation in doubt

Election 2015: Local residents groups will host candidate forum

All-candidates meeting set for 7 to 9 p.m. Sept. 29 at Lochside elementary school, 1145 Royal Oak Dr.

Election 2015: Candidate participation in doubt
Saanich’s Caylin Rutherford was named first princess in the Miss Teen Canada Globe pageant.

Gordon Head teen revels in her crowning achievement

Caylin Rutherford named first princess at Miss Teen Canada Globe pageant

Saanich’s Caylin Rutherford was named first princess in the Miss Teen Canada Globe pageant.
A member of the Horeftikos Omilos Mesologgiou dance troupe leaps in to the air during a performance at a previous Greek Festival.

Festival brings a taste of Greece to the Island

Greek Fest begins Friday and will run over next two weekends

A member of the Horeftikos Omilos Mesologgiou dance troupe leaps in to the air during a performance at a previous Greek Festival.
Myra Hender practises her sand castle making skills at a previous Cadboro Bay Festival at Gyro Park. Professional sand artists will create a Sharknado sculpture for this year’s festival Sunday.

Cadboro Bay Festival promises plenty of fun in the sun

Sand sculptures return for Cadboro Bay Festival Sunday in Saanich

Myra Hender practises her sand castle making skills at a previous Cadboro Bay Festival at Gyro Park. Professional sand artists will create a Sharknado sculpture for this year’s festival Sunday.
Members of the Greater Victoria Emergency Response Team supported a Saanich Police standoff at the 4100-block of Quadra St. on Thursday morning, Aug. 6, with a male suspect apprehended around 8 a.m.

Police apprehend man following three-hour standoff

Comments made to family member on social media draw police to home on the 4100 block of Quadra Street

Members of the Greater Victoria Emergency Response Team supported a Saanich Police standoff at the 4100-block of Quadra St. on Thursday morning, Aug. 6, with a male suspect apprehended around 8 a.m.
Doctors Olivia Dam and Darren Behn show off the new intraocular lenses used for cataract surgery at Victoria Eye. The clinic is the first in Western Canada to offer the latest advancement.

Victoria clinic on the cutting edge of cataract surgery

Victoria Eye received first shipment of advanced technology intraocular lenses for cataract surgery in Western Canada

Doctors Olivia Dam and Darren Behn show off the new intraocular lenses used for cataract surgery at Victoria Eye. The clinic is the first in Western Canada to offer the latest advancement.
Backhoes work to break up any remaining hotspots in a mound of garbage that caught fire at the Hartland landfill.

Fire sparks weekend landfill closure

Protection of environment the paramount concern for crews battling blaze at Hartland landfill

Backhoes work to break up any remaining hotspots in a mound of garbage that caught fire at the Hartland landfill.
Helen Stewart, left, and Sid Chow will be among the artists who will join Leanne Allen at the Cadboro Bay Village Festival of Fine Arts.

Festival shows its drawing power

Artists gather at Cadboro Bay for Festival of Fine Arts

Helen Stewart, left, and Sid Chow will be among the artists who will join Leanne Allen at the Cadboro Bay Village Festival of Fine Arts.
Jerry Hughes is congratulated by coach Yana Hempler at the conclusion of this year’s TC 10k, where he raised over $1,000 for Help Fill a Dream.

Saanich man chasing down a dream with 60k run

Jerry Hughes will run from Duncan to Victoria Sunday to raise funds and awareness for the Help Fill a Dream Foundation

Jerry Hughes is congratulated by coach Yana Hempler at the conclusion of this year’s TC 10k, where he raised over $1,000 for Help Fill a Dream.
Barb Prescott tidies up one of the gravemarkers at St. Luke’s Churchyard cemetery. Volunteers are being sought for a cleanup at the historic churchyard Saturday morning.

Cleanup efforts provide brush with history

Volunteers needed to help tidy up St. Luke’s Churchyard cemetery Saturday morning

Barb Prescott tidies up one of the gravemarkers at St. Luke’s Churchyard cemetery. Volunteers are being sought for a cleanup at the historic churchyard Saturday morning.
Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary executive director Kathleen Burton stands on the boardwalk that will be undergoing renovations beginning next week.

Work closes Swan Lake boardwalk for summer

Project begins next week at Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary in Saanich

Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary executive director Kathleen Burton stands on the boardwalk that will be undergoing renovations beginning next week.

Victoria’s Greek community uncertain what future holds

President of the Victoria and Vancouver Island Greek Community said people are confused in the wake of Sunday's referendum

A pair of sailboats anchor in Cadboro Bay. The islands found off the southeastern part of Vancouver Island hold some of the best spots for boaters on Canada’s West Coast

Victoria waters provide a paradise for boaters

Angus Matthews has agreed to share some of the favourite spots he’s found in the more than 40 years he’s plied the waters around Victoria

A pair of sailboats anchor in Cadboro Bay. The islands found off the southeastern part of Vancouver Island hold some of the best spots for boaters on Canada’s West Coast