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Victoria Grizzlies director of operations Pete Zubersky announces the junior A hockey team's Happy Day Fundraiser. The Grizzlies is hoping to raise $50,000 to help four-year-old Hannah Day's family. The Langford girl and her family are desperately searching for a stem cell transplant match as Hannah faces the second cancer diagnosis of her young life.

The Victoria Grizzlies rally for Hannah Day

The Victoria Grizzlies has set the goal of selling 10,000 tickets for Happy Day fundraiser to support Hannah Day,4, and her family.

Victoria Grizzlies director of operations Pete Zubersky announces the junior A hockey team's Happy Day Fundraiser. The Grizzlies is hoping to raise $50,000 to help four-year-old Hannah Day's family. The Langford girl and her family are desperately searching for a stem cell transplant match as Hannah faces the second cancer diagnosis of her young life.

Mobile home policy awaits first foray

Cheeke would not disclose how many homes in the park he has purchased to date.

Two women attack two men in Langford

Two men aged 19 and 21, were approached by two women in their late teens or early 20s on Sunday, Dec. 15 at 3:36 a.m. on Atkins Avenue.

Wishart kids recognized at Colwood council tonight

Honouring 22 Wishart elementary students, Colwood City council is presenting the youngsters with the Pay it Forward award, Dec. 16.

Burning planned at Rocky Point

The Department of National Defence will burn some of the invasive plants, including gorse and Scotch broom.

Langford house fire under investigation

A family is displaced after its home on 2700 block of Sooke Road caught fire Dec. 8 around 3 p.m.

The Victoria Grizzlies added five new owners, Dec. 9. John Wilson, left, Don Robinson, Reza Binab, Pete Zubersky and Kirby Yeats, not shown, are excited to help promote the team and boost game attendance at Bear Mountain Arena in Colwood.

Grizzlies add five new owners to the pack

The Grizzlies ownership has multiplied from two to seven owners.

The Victoria Grizzlies added five new owners, Dec. 9. John Wilson, left, Don Robinson, Reza Binab, Pete Zubersky and Kirby Yeats, not shown, are excited to help promote the team and boost game attendance at Bear Mountain Arena in Colwood.

Man stabbed at Thetis Lake

A 19-year-old man was stabbed in the parking lot of Thetis Lake at 10 a.m. on Dec. 6.

Langford victim chases vehicle with handgun

An injured man chased a speeding grey Ford Explorer waving a handgun, Dec. 1 at 2:15 p.m.

Metchosin’s Kahlil Jones will sell jewelry at the Biz Kids Market, Nov. 29

Metchosin youth builds jewelry biz

The Metchosin girl started a small jewelry business for the Biz Kids Market, hosted by home-school students across the Capital Region.

Metchosin’s Kahlil Jones will sell jewelry at the Biz Kids Market, Nov. 29
Perry Officer First Class Mike Hales, is getting geared up for the fourth annual Fleet Diving Unit's Turkey Run. About 40 members of the unit will be running 35 kilometres in Langford and Colwood. The fundraiser helps fill Christmas hampers for 650 families on the West Shore.

Navy divers pack on pounds for fundraising turkey trot

Running for six hours can be a tough day, but with a 100-pound bomber suit it’s gruelling.

Perry Officer First Class Mike Hales, is getting geared up for the fourth annual Fleet Diving Unit's Turkey Run. About 40 members of the unit will be running 35 kilometres in Langford and Colwood. The fundraiser helps fill Christmas hampers for 650 families on the West Shore.
Wyatt Pauwels, Katerina Kurz and Saiyah Aujla are three of 11 students enrolled in the new West-Mont Montessori middle school program next fall.

West Shore Montessori expands to offer new middle school program

West-Mont Montessori school in Metchosin is expanding to offer middle school for Grade 7 and 8 students in the fall.

Wyatt Pauwels, Katerina Kurz and Saiyah Aujla are three of 11 students enrolled in the new West-Mont Montessori middle school program next fall.
Belmont senior boys volleyball coach, Kris Johnson, has coached six of the players on her team since they were in Grade 8. Now Aidan Wells, right, Jaden Mandy, Mark Severinsen, Taran Siles, Douglass Waterman and Andrew Smith are set to graduate next June. In a comeback tale, they compete for the city championship this week.

Bulldog volleyballers bolt from the doghouse

The Belmont senior boys team dominates the court this year.

Belmont senior boys volleyball coach, Kris Johnson, has coached six of the players on her team since they were in Grade 8. Now Aidan Wells, right, Jaden Mandy, Mark Severinsen, Taran Siles, Douglass Waterman and Andrew Smith are set to graduate next June. In a comeback tale, they compete for the city championship this week.
Around 3 p.m. a male driving a pickup truck drove into a median on Goldstream Avenue. 'It was a medical issue, no alcohol was involved,' said Cst. Mark Haggan of West Shore RCMP. No charges will be laid. West Shore RCMP, Langford Fire Rescue, B.C. Ambulance and Westshore Towing arrived on scene.

Pickup halted by median on Goldstream Avenue

Around 3 p.m. a male driving a pickup truck drove into a median on Goldstream Avenue.

Around 3 p.m. a male driving a pickup truck drove into a median on Goldstream Avenue. 'It was a medical issue, no alcohol was involved,' said Cst. Mark Haggan of West Shore RCMP. No charges will be laid. West Shore RCMP, Langford Fire Rescue, B.C. Ambulance and Westshore Towing arrived on scene.
Adam Gant, League group CEO annoued the company filed for a Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), Oct. 18.

League group, behind Colwood’s Capital City Centre, file for creditor protection

PriceWaterhouseCoopers and League Financial Partners offer investors phone call today

Adam Gant, League group CEO annoued the company filed for a Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), Oct. 18.
Adam Gant, League group CEO annoued the company filed for a Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), Oct. 18.

UPDATE: Capital City Centre files for creditor protection

League Financial Partners filed for a Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), Oct. 18 a proposal should be available Nov. 22.

Adam Gant, League group CEO annoued the company filed for a Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), Oct. 18.
Jacob Varga heads to nationals this week.

Saanich boxer breaks family tradition

Jacob Varga spent his youth kickboxing and now sees success moving his feet a different way. He trains daily at Olsen's in Colwood.

Jacob Varga heads to nationals this week.
Nadine Brosseau, owner of Vapour Solutions, has a booming business even though Health Canada prevents her from advertising her business. She has recently opened a second location in Langford.

Vaping replaces smoking for some

Smokers are upgrading paper rolled tobacco for electronic cigarettes.

Nadine Brosseau, owner of Vapour Solutions, has a booming business even though Health Canada prevents her from advertising her business. She has recently opened a second location in Langford.
Jenn Marus helps set up the new Kids and Company location in Langford. The new daycare centre, on Langford Parkway, celebrates its grand opening Tuesday, Oct. 15.

New flexible daycare opens in Langford

Kids and Company's grand opening is Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 965 Langford Parkway.

Jenn Marus helps set up the new Kids and Company location in Langford. The new daycare centre, on Langford Parkway, celebrates its grand opening Tuesday, Oct. 15.
A black and tan motorhome was stolen from near Highway 1 at Ice Cream Mountain this week.

Motor home stolen from Ice Cream Mountain

The RV worth $150,000 was parked off the Trans Canada Highway near West Shore Parkway in the parking lot of Ice Cream Mountain.

A black and tan motorhome was stolen from near Highway 1 at Ice Cream Mountain this week.