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Victoria locals react to speculation of provincial snap election (opens the original)
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With speculation in the air ahead of Premier David Eby speaking at the Union of B.C. Municipalities (UBCM) convention Friday morning, local voters are reacting to the possibility of an early snap election. Some see a window of opportunity for the BC NDP, which is polling 10 points ahead of the opposition. “It seems like a smart time for them to do it, can’t say I’m itching to get to the polls necessarily, but if they do, I’ll go,” said Brian Timmer. Others disagree with the party’s approach. “Th
Exhibit at Royal BC Museum shows how climate change is changing B.C. (opens the original)
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A new exhibit at the Royal British Columbia Museum explores how climate change is reshaping British Columbia’s ecosystems and impacting communities within the province. The exhibit explores connections between climate, people, wildlife, and landscapes through interactive displays, archival photographs, and specimens to show how human activities are changing the Earth’s climate and how it will shape B.C.’s future. “It’s hard to see the predictions that I learned about in, like, 2003- 2004 in my i
Grab your napkins: Ribfest is back in Esquimalt all weekend (opens the original)
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The annual Esquimalt Ribfest in Bullen Park is the place to be if you’re a fan of anything barbecue. The festival runs for three days, Sept. 11-13, with organizers expecting thousands to attend over the weekend. Six rib teams, known as Ribbers, are coming from across Canada, some hailing from the Island. “Rib teams are about 20 people per team. They’re from as far east as Ontario and Saskatchewan,” said Tom Woods, chair of the Esquimalt Ribfest Society. However, after a scam involving 3D-printed
Victoria's Stadacona Playground reopens months after arson (opens the original)
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The playground at Stadacona Park on Pandora Avenue officially reopened Friday, just months after an arson attack in March 2026 destroyed the community hub only 2.5 years it was built. The park rebuild began in Aug. 2026. The replacement costs tallied up to nearly $400,000; however, neighbours stepped up to fast-track the construction. Mark Wyatt is one of the GoFundMe organizers who launched the campaign to help restore the playground. He says he was struck when he saw a young child staring at t
Historic vessels featured at 47th Victoria Classic Boat Festival (opens the original)
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More than 50 unique and historic vessels are moored in Victoria’s Inner Harbour for the 47th annual Victoria Classic Boat Festival. The Maritime Museum of B.C. took over the festival in 2017 and maintains a fleet of vessels, including the 130-year-old Dorothy Skiff, built in the Inner Harbour. As a 100-mile boat, it has been sailing the Salish Sea solely since its construction. Angus Matthews and his wife, Sandy, purchased Dorothy in 1972 and helped restore the boat to its original condition. “W
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