Patio season is here, and pups are welcome at many of B.C.’s top restaurants listed as Top 100 outdoor options. With May long weekend marking the unofficial start of summer, Open Table is releasing its annual ranking alongside data on Canadian dining trends. Five Greater Victoria eateries are among the options, fitting in with rising […]
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Growing up with two parents who were FIFA referees gives you a very different perspective on the job than most players have. My mum, Jill, was the first woman to referee a professional match in B.C. and the first female FIFA credentialed referee in B.C. She officiated games at the U19 Women’s World Cup and
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Cadets with the 583 Coronation Squadron demonstrated their skills at the 72nd Annual Ceremonial Review. Around 100 cadets took part in the Saturday, May 9, event at Garibaldi Secondary School. Leadership and teamwork skills were demonstrated by the cadets, in addition to showcasing formal military parade protocol with a march past and inspection for the
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The provincial government has announced plans to provide tickets for children and teens facing barriers to two of the seven FIFA World Cup matches. BC Place’s Community Benefit Program will be providing as many as 350 tickets to the June 21 and 26 matches, the province, the City of Vancouver and B.C. Pavilion Corporation, also
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An Alberta man driving to Vancouver had his trip cut short near Chase after other drivers witnessed him making a series of bad decisions. At 5:43 p.m. on April 28, police got a call about a red Mazda hatchback driving dangerously on Highway 1 near Chase. Shortly after, at 5:55 p.m., a car matching that
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