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Equitable taxes, thoughtful spending and fair funding for police are key to budgets
/in Government Local/by caordaInflation down in February, Statistics Canada reports
/in Government Federal/by caordaRegistration opens for Moose Hide Campaign Day
/in Indigenous Business Support And Reconciliation/by caordaVictoria moves ahead with rules to reduce waste
/in Government Local/by caordaGovernments announce intent for Island corridor
/in Transportation Options/by caordaSidney springs ahead with most blossoms
/in Transportation Options/by caordaVICTORIA, B.C. – The 48th edition of the Greater Victoria Flower Count ended on March 15 with a multi-billion bloom bouquet. Community and elementary school engagement were strong, with 33.4 billion blossoms counted over the week-long event. The winner of “Bloomingest” community this year is Sidney, with a total of 7.58 billion blossoms counted. The […]
Province extends deadline for permanent patios
/in Government Local/by caordaParking debate shifts, but it’s not going away soon
/in Government Local/by caordaSpring ahead can mean drowsy staff come Monday
/in Streamlined Regional Regulations/by caordaStart of Flower Count marks 48 years of stopping to count the flowers
/in Transportation Options/by caordaDestination Greater Victoria’s Paul Nursey, left, on the lawn of the Empress with Colwood Councillor Dave Grove, Fairmont Empress’s Victoria Dyson and Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce’s Bruce Williams. Higher resolution photos from today’s Flower Count launch event are available online. VICTORIA, B.C. – The Pacific Ocean wields immense influence over the weather, regulating Greater […]
Company selected to build film studio at Camosun
/in New And Established Businesses/by caordaBC Budget 2023 addresses symptoms of unaffordability but offers little help for business
/in Training And Microcredentials/by caorda