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Stories
The Mosque is an integral connection point to the Muslim community located on Vancouver Island and, specifically in Greater Victoria. There is only one mosque on all of...
Website: http://www.icavictoria.org/
Phone number: 250-388-4728
Address: 930 Balmoral Road...
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Website: http://aggv.ca/
Telephone: 250-384-4171
Address: 1040 Moss Street Victoria, British Columbia
Recently, some University of Victoria students interviewed Erik Lambertson, the corporate communications manager at the Royal British Columbia Museum (RBCM).
Don’t you love the feeling of the wind in your hair and sun on your back! In 2012, a man by the name of Ole Kassow started a program called ‘...
In 1858, Matthew Begbie became the first Chief Justice of the Crown Colony of British Columbia.
To Celebrate the City of Victoria’s 150th Anniversary, the City commissioned Crystal Przybille, UVic Fine Arts graduate; to design a series of 12...
In September 2013, the University of Victoria Research Team began a transportation safety project in partnership with the University of Windsor’s School of Social Work and...
Walking along the well-established trails toward Tod Inlet in Central Saanich gives an air of relatively untouched beauty.
On August 9th, 2014, the W̱SÁNEĆ Nation went reef net fishing to reclaim a practice that the colonial government outlawed a hundred years ago.
Our short film showcases an event that took place at the North Saanich Farm Market on Saturday September 22nd, 2013.
The Galloping Goose Trail is a 55 Km recreational trail that spans from Victoria to the abandoned mining town of Leechtown which is situated near Sooke. The trail was...
The Galloping Goose begins in Downtown Victoria, running 151 hectares (60 kilometres) through Sooke, because of this vast range, and the ability for the trail to connect...
While green buildings and the use of sustainable development principles seem to be on the rise in many North American cities, few are so clearly on the forefront of this trend...
Points of higher elevation are significant for their panoramic views, their intriguing geological history, and their innate ability to instill significant memories and stories...
“It’s too polluted”—that’s the reason most people will give you for not wanting to swim in the Gorge Waterway. But is it really true?
The Cornerstone Café in Victoria, BC, is not your regular coffee shop. Sure, people go there to sit, drink coffee, socialize, and read; maybe they work, and maybe they study....
