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For business travelers with reservations about big-city hotels, bed and breakfasts suddenly have staying power.

While public servants in B.C. express excitement over a new policy supporting flexible and remote work arrangements, city-based entrepreneurs are critical of how the changes will affect their businesses. 

The group behind the $27-million re-imagining of the former Times Colonist site on Douglas Street plans to add a 12-storey residential building.

City of Victoria approves brewing and commissary kitchen for building

Brewery, distillery, brewpub, liquor retail sales and commissary kitchen that would used by food truck operators

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