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Eight companies have pre-qualified for the job to deconstruct the Johnson Street rail bridge, which has been suspended in the raised position since April due to safety concerns.

As young people everywhere put their lives on display on networking websites, some Metchosin farmers are using social media to share the rural life with city dwellers.

Royal Roads University students studying on campus full time will be required to buy a BC Transit universal bus pass beginning next September.

The Sooke School District has revamped how it reacts to threats of violence by students in the wake of a number of high-profile criminal incidents within the past two years.

On a quiet Langford cul-de-sac, neighbours are watching out for each other.

Juan de Fuca MLA John Horgan came in third in the NDP leadership vote, but came in second when it came to spending and fundraising on his leadership bid.

More than 51 million people caught a ride last year

Elections BC is keeping its call centre open until midnight Friday, the deadline for B.C. residents to register and request a voting package for the harmonized sales tax referendum.

Half paralyzed and barely able to speak, Heather Rose smiles watching her two grandsons from a reclining chair.

Island communities phased out incinerating garbage decades ago, but the Capital Regional District has put burning back on the agenda.