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Few cases puzzle VicPD detectives as much as the disappearance of Emma Fillipoff, now marking 13 years without answers. The 26-year-old was last seen on Nov. 28, 2012, walking barefoot nearby Victoria’s Empress Hotel on Government Street. On the night she vanished, officers checked on Fillipoff around 7 p.m. after an acquaintance who saw her […]

One of Canada’s most unique choral ensembles is coming to Maple Ridge to give an uplifting and timeless holiday performance. Musica intima Vocal Ensemble, along with the Triology Jazz Ensemble will be performing “Winter Morning Walks”, originally a multiple GRAMMY award-winning album of two song cycles by composer and arranger Maria Schnieder Schnieder has won

It’s said that one language dies every day and that roughly 6,000 others are at risk of going silent around the world. But a Victoria company is determined to bring these fading languages back to the forefront and prevent the loss of their culture and history. Language Foundry, formerly known as the Cultural Foundry Studio,

One Canadian every 10 minutes is diagnosed with vision loss – but that doesn’t necessarily mean they have to lose independence. Living safely and independently with vision loss was the subject of a talk by Evaleen Baker at the Nanaimo Seniors Services Network’s Seniors Health Fair last month. “It’s not a death sentence to get

Once again, it came down to the goaltending. This time, it was Burke Hood, who made a career-high 55 saves in a 4-3 win over the league-leading Everett Silvertips on Saturday night at Langley Events Centre. Hood made 23 saves in the third period alone, helping the Giants hold on for the regulation win. He