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The evacuation of a building in downtown Victoria was caused by two cleaning solutions being mixed together, according to the Cool Aid Society.

Three overnight shelters for the homeless were at — and slightly beyond — capacity Monday night, as temperatures plunged.

Kathy Stinson, chief executive of the Victoria Cool Aid Society for 18 years, announced Thursday she will be retiring in May.

With temperatures forecast to drop below freezing in Victoria, overnight emergency warming centres will again open their doors.

King’s Auto Sales in Langford, B.C., is teaming up with the Cool Aid Society to give away a free car to a deserving person or family this holiday season.

Call for artists; Toyota’s offer; conservation groups’ fundraising drive; tea gift boxes; United Way and youth fund

The newest addition to the ever-changing outdoor art “gallery” in Victoria’s Commercial Alley is now on display, while the Victoria Cool Aid Society launches its annual effort to collect 10,000 pairs of socks for people in need

Jessica Michalofsky believes a safe drug supply would have prevented the death of her son at the age of 25

“Testing and treating hepatitis C is a global issue,” said Cool Aid Community Health Centre's Kellie Guarasci. Hep C affects 71 million people worldwide

Jerk chicken and curried goat are being served up by Craig's de Flava, which has taken up a residency within Thetford's Tall Orders café two days a week.