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Univ. of Victoria unions call for post-secondary funding reform amid budget cuts

Univ. of Victoria unions call for post-secondary funding reform amid budget cuts

Student and worker unions call on the province for change during $13 million budget cuts
2 all-day planned power outages scheduled for the North Island

2 all-day planned power outages scheduled for the North Island

30 BC Hydro crews will be in town on May 26 replacing five end-of-life transmission structures
Marine Education and Research Society communicates the vital importance of whales

Marine Education and Research Society communicates the vital importance of whales

On April 21, stunning and inspiring whale footage from MERS will air on BBC Earth
Second earthquake hits off Northern Vancouver Island

Second earthquake hits off Northern Vancouver Island

The second earthquake occurred 191 km west of Port Alice
4.8 magnitude earthquake rattles off Northern Vancouver Island

4.8 magnitude earthquake rattles off Northern Vancouver Island

There are no reports of damage, and no Tsunami expected, says Earthquakes Canada
‘Fairness for Every Generation’ budget misses the mark — MP Rachel Blaney

‘Fairness for Every Generation’ budget misses the mark — MP Rachel Blaney

North Island-Powell River sees some beneficial parts in federal budget, questions others
Western Forest Products curtails Alberni Pacific sawmill ‘indefinitely’

Western Forest Products curtails Alberni Pacific sawmill ‘indefinitely’

Firm says it has been unable to achieve an outcome that would allow the site to keep operating
Vancouver Island North Tourism joins biosphere program

Vancouver Island North Tourism joins biosphere program

Sustainability remains at the forefront of what VINT does to promote responsible tourism
Royal B.C. Museum reopens ceremonial house, First Nations language exhibits

Royal B.C. Museum reopens ceremonial house, First Nations language exhibits

Exhibit features updated information about the resurgence of First Nations languages in the province
Hikers help free man trapped in waist-deep mud on popular B.C. trail

Hikers help free man trapped in waist-deep mud on popular B.C. trail

A hiker’s ordeal on the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail ends with help from strangers