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Victoria welcomed 329 cruise ships in 2022, setting record - Vimarsana News

Victoria welcomed 329 cruise ships in 2022, setting record

On Thursday, the last cruise ship of the season docked at Victoria’s Ogden Point, bringing down the curtain on the cruise ship season. It was the first season in three years and one that threw a lifeline to many tourism business.

Navy submarine in Victoria's Ogden Point for testing - Vimarsana News

Navy submarine in Victoria's Ogden Point for testing

An unusual sight at Victoria's Ogden Point on Tuesday morning was turning heads. Instead of cruise ships, onlookers were checking out a Royal Canadian Navy submarine. HMCS Corner Brook is going through two days of testing, called "trim and incline trials" as part of a program called Sub-Safe, according to Chief Petty Officer Second Class Nelson Harvey, who was dockside on Tuesday.

Victoria seniors count steps to raise cash, awareness for Terry Fox Foundation - Vimarsana News

Victoria seniors count steps to raise cash, awareness for Terry Fox Foundation

Walking fundraiser kicked off during Active Aging Week

Victoria air quality sensors installed, providing hourly data - Vimarsana News

Victoria air quality sensors installed, providing hourly data

The Greater Victoria Harbour Authority has installed six new air-quality monitors to provide the public with hourly data on levels of soot, dust and pollutants from vehicles and vessels in the region. An interactive map of the sensors and their readings is available here.

Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation celebrates wisdom of past as they look to future - Vimarsana News

Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation celebrates wisdom of past as they look to future

Nuu-chah-nulth leadership, Indigenous front liners, celebrated environmentalists and guests will join together to celebrate 35 years of Tla-o-qui-aht sovereignty through the Meares Island Tribal Park. The Tribal Park, first formally declared in 1984, is one of four tribal parks, governed and protected by the original caretakers of the land and waters.