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Victoria Foundation marks 90 years of giving back to the community (opens the original)
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For 90 years, the Victoria Foundation has been working to strengthen communities through charitable giving, a legacy that began with a single $20 donation. The foundation marked the milestone with a 90th anniversary celebration, including a traditional Chinese dragon dance symbolizing wisdom, power and wealth. For Lori Elder, an honourary governor and president of the Victoria Foundation, the celebration is about the community the organization has served for nine decades. “It’s a huge celebratio
World’s tallest totem pole comes down after 53 years in Alert Bay (opens the original)
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After standing for more than five decades, the world’s tallest totem pole has come down in Alert Bay. The 173-foot pole fell to the ground this week after the Na̱mǥ̱is First Nation determined it was time to remove it because of safety concerns. For community members who watched it fall, the moment was both startling and emotional. “We watched and we watched… next thing you know, just like that, everyone was like, ‘Oh my God,’ and it just came straight down,” said Na̱mǥ̱is First Nation knowledge
Mexican Navy tall ship makes stop in Victoria during Pacific voyage (opens the original)
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After a voyage spanning the Pacific, the ARM Cuauhtémoc is making a four-day stop in Victoria to train, connect and celebrate Canada-Mexico relations. The 158-foot ship arrived at the Canadian Coast Guard base as part of a 92-day international training voyage for the Mexican Navy. As the ship approached, the Canadian Coast Guard welcomed the crew with a water-cannon salute, sending a rainbow over the crowd gathered along the shore. The ARM Cuauhtémoc was built in Spain and inaugurated in 1993. T
Back to school in B.C.: Police issue speed warnings as more than 700K students return (opens the original)
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More than 719,000 students across British Columbia headed back to the classroom Tuesday, prompting local police departments to step up enforcement in school zones across the province. Officers were out in full force, reminding drivers that 30 km/h school zone speed limits are back in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days. While departments like Oak Bay Police reported a smooth start – issuing just one ticket and three warnings – others witnessed a sharper learning curve. In Saanich, traffi
Victoria city council voices opposition to West Coast Oil Pipeline, prompting pushback (opens the original)
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Victoria city council has formally joined the opposition to a proposed West Coast oil pipeline, putting the municipality on record against a project that would transport Alberta crude to the B.C. coast. The proposed pipeline, according to the federal government, will stretch approximately 1,250 kilometres and would have a capacity of up to one million barrels of oil per day. While the federal government along with other political parties both federally and provincially support the project as a v
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