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Despite BC funding freeze, Greater Victoria's municipalities continue to support their libraries. | Spare News - Vimarsana News

Despite BC funding freeze, Greater Victoria's municipalities continue to support their libraries. | Spare News

This year, the Greater Victoria Public Library System asked for a global municipal contribution increase of 5.9% based on budgets supplied by each of its 10 main branches. Provincial funding

Considering History: Transgender Americans Have Always Been Here - Vimarsana News

Considering History: Transgender Americans Have Always Been Here

Transgender people have been present in every period of American history and community.

On This Gay Day: Transgender pioneer Virginia Prince died in 2009 - Vimarsana News

On This Gay Day: Transgender pioneer Virginia Prince died in 2009

Virginia Prince was a pioneer for transgender recognition. In 1960 she began publishing the magazine Transvestia. She passed away in 2009 in Los Angeles.

UVic Libraries releases new podcast on truth - Vimarsana News

UVic Libraries releases new podcast on truth

Just days before people all over so-called Canada observed the second ever Truth and Reconciliation Day, a new podcast from the University...

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Victoria Daily Times newspapers now digital. Read all about it - Vimarsana News

Victoria Daily Times newspapers now digital. Read all about it

David Nikirk delivered newspapers in the Duncan area on horseback in 1967. TIMES COLONIST FILES James White handles the oars to help Jack Vaio deliver the Victoria Daily Times in the area around Haultain Street and Belmont Avenue after torrential rains caused massive flooding on Jan. 22, 1935. The two men were in front of Economy Meat Market at 1442 Haultain St. as they worked their way through the neighbourhood with a goal of getting a newspaper to every doorstep, whether the occupant was a subscriber or not. TIMES COLONIST FILES On Monday, June 9, 1884, a new newspaper arrived on Vancouve...