If you decided to take a break from the news cycle over Thanksgiving, here’s your chance to catch up on some of the stories that made headlines over the weekend.
Mom hopes for change after daughter, dog struck in crosswalk
Julianne Cameron’s 20-year-old daughter was crossing Foul Bay Road near Leighton Road with her French bulldog Louie around 1:30 p.m. Oct. 10 when she and the dog were struck by a vehicle. Sadly, Louie did not survive the crash.
Read the full story here: Young woman injured, dog dead after pedestrian collision in Oak Bay
Read the full story here: Mother of alleged hit-and-run victim hopes municipalities will work together to improve crosswalk
89-year-old pedestrian killed in collision
The man was crossing Royal Oak Drive near Pipeline Road when he was struck by a driver in a truck on Oct.9. First responders were called to the scene and the 89-year-old was taken to hospital where he later died.
Read the full story here: Collision on Royal Oak Drive kills 89-year-old man
City of Victoria to fund police costs in 2020
In June council voted to allocate $135,000 from the contingency fund to cover the costs, but needed to vote on how to proceed in future events. Council agreed to boost the budget on Thursday.
Read the full story here: Victoria ponies up for police costs for Canada Day 2020
Goodlife Marathon takes over Victoria
More than 8,500 people were at the 40th GoodLife Fitness Victoria Marathon, early Sunday morning in downtown Victoria. Many were running for the first time, a considerable portion from outside the capital city.
Read the full story here: PHOTOS: Thousands show for 40th GoodLife Marathon in downtown Victoria
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