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Hit the lights and cozy up with candles

Oak Bay rec and firehall snuff the lights for Earth Hour tomorrow

Raucous parties not welcome

Renfrew Road resident writes to council after St. Pat’s Day blowout

Raucous house parties should face increased fines, says Oak Bay resident

Renfrew Road resident writes to council after St. Pat’s Day blowout

Victoria-area authors up for BC Book prizes

Twelve authors from Greater Victoria are nominated for 2012 Lieutenant Governor’s BC Book Prizes.

Whew! Dodged the flu bullet again

A quiet winter for flu outbreaks in Greater Victoria

A scene from last year’s One World, by Pearson College.

Students stage One World

Pearson College stages annual student-run show

A scene from last year’s One World, by Pearson College.
Josh Dixon at Chicago Blues.

Victoria, Hermann’s lose exceptional jazz drummer

Josh Dixon celebration set for Saturday

Josh Dixon at Chicago Blues.
Caroline Gillis and Dennis Fitzgerald play a scene from the Belfry Theatre’s current offering, And Slowly Beauty… The show continues through Oct. 23.

Belfry’s Beauty: story somehow lost in translation

REVIEW: English version of play asks simple questions

Caroline Gillis and Dennis Fitzgerald play a scene from the Belfry Theatre’s current offering, And Slowly Beauty… The show continues through Oct. 23.
This waterfront home on Sea View Road in Saanich, known as Miramar, sold recently for $6.1 million, making it the most expensive home to sell in the Capital Region this year.

Ten Mile Point heritage home sells for $6.1 million

The four-bedroom house had recently been completely renovated, with a master bedroom wing added. Wiggins said woodworkers were brought from Vancouver to work on the interior renovation.

This waterfront home on Sea View Road in Saanich, known as Miramar, sold recently for $6.1 million, making it the most expensive home to sell in the Capital Region this year.

Open Cinema season launches with innercity farming flick

Cinema In Season series kicks off just after Thanksgiving

Oak Bay parks and recreation director Lorna Curtis and Coun. John Herbert on the Bowker Creek pathway. The municipality will soon consider integrating recommendations from a transportation report that addresses getting around Oak Bay.

Pathways through municipality need improvement

Cycling, walking in Oak Bay should be easier to do, transportation report states

Oak Bay parks and recreation director Lorna Curtis and Coun. John Herbert on the Bowker Creek pathway. The municipality will soon consider integrating recommendations from a transportation report that addresses getting around Oak Bay.

Municipal candidate list growing in Oak Bay

Risk of not enough nominees for November election appears to have been averted

Development opponents breathing easier

Request to split heritage estate taken off municipality's list

Artist Ted Harrison sits in front of a mural he created at his home and donated to the University of Victoria in 2009.

Decorated artist donates personal items to UVic

Ted Harrison, a member of the Order of Canada, lightens his load

Artist Ted Harrison sits in front of a mural he created at his home and donated to the University of Victoria in 2009.
Crystal Pite comes full circle, as the National Ballet company performs her ballet Emergence in Victoria next week.

Homegrown choreographer returns

Teacher recalls strengths of young ballerina Crystal Pite

Crystal Pite comes full circle, as the National Ballet company performs her ballet Emergence in Victoria next week.
University of Victoria students walk between buildings during a class change Tuesday. Registration numbers are up slightly at UVic, including a rise in international students attending.

UVic the choice of many out-of-province students

Enrolment tops 20K; numbers up at Camosun, too

University of Victoria students walk between buildings during a class change Tuesday. Registration numbers are up slightly at UVic, including a rise in international students attending.
Coun. Nils Jensen, running for Oak Bay mayor, said successful candidates face many tough decisions in the months and years ahead.

Jensen latest to declare for mayor’s job

Residents will find a very different council at the table following Nov. 19 election1

Coun. Nils Jensen, running for Oak Bay mayor, said successful candidates face many tough decisions in the months and years ahead.
Jack Hodgins’ novel The Master of Happy Endings, is up for the Butler Book Prize.

Butler, Bolen book prizes up for grabs

Local authors vie for $5,000 awards

Jack Hodgins’ novel The Master of Happy Endings, is up for the Butler Book Prize.
Mikki Reintjes has taught a music appreciation class for eight years based on the Victoria Symphony Orchestra’s performance schedule. The class has been full every year it has been offered.

Learning the ABCs of the VSO

It’s back-to-school time at UVic for classical music lovers

Mikki Reintjes has taught a music appreciation class for eight years based on the Victoria Symphony Orchestra’s performance schedule. The class has been full every year it has been offered.

Washed up running shoes likely a hoax

Analysis will determine what type of flesh inside