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Portable classrooms are a common go-to when student enrolment at schools surges. However, some jurisdictions are tapping modular, prefab construction as a permanent way to address overcapacity challenges.

The levée at Government House and polar bear swims around the region are among many ways to celebrate this New Year’s Day.

Most Greater Victoria municipalities require a permit to set off fireworks, along with a host of restrictions.

Exiting MPs from all three major national parties agree that the current state of politics has grown increasingly adversarial, but the tone of debate can still be calmed.

From stripping gym floors and moving furniture to teaching and serving as serving in senior positions, Paul Block has done it all

#Supportlocal to ring in 2024.

There were record-breaking festivals, major changes to venues, and plenty of other things worth talking about

The assignment was simple: Tell readers about your most memorable 2023 story. The results are as varied as the reporters who work at the Times Colonist

Peeps online give massive support to this Canadian woman who got shamed for putting up too many lights for Christmas.

A Sunday morning earthquake in Washington’s Olympic mountains was felt across much of the capital region.