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Times Colonist, 22 5月 2026

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ArticleReady to ride the wind for 81st annual Swift­sure this week­end

Racing yacht Hin­zite from Seattle sits in the Inner Har­bour, ready for the 81st annual Swift­sure Inter­na­tional Yacht Race this week­end. Of the 99 boats registered across four races, four will sail to the Swift­sure Bank in the Light­ship Clas­sic...

Ready to ride the wind for 81st annual Swift­sure this week­end

ArticleSupreme Court to hear B.C. min­eral claims case appeal

Brit­ish Columbia’s attor­ney gen­eral says her gov­ern­ment may still bring for­ward legis­la­tion to amend key parts of the Declar­a­tion on the Rights of Indi­gen­ous Peoples Act, even as the Supreme Court of Canada will hear the province’s appeal...

Supreme Court to hear B.C. min­eral claims case appeal

ArticleB.C. to name Site C dam for John Hor­gan, who didn’t sup­port project but let it go ahead

Brit­ish Columbia is renam­ing the Site C hydro dam after former premier John Hor­gan, who didn’t sup­port the project. Premier David Eby announced the decision in Vic­toria on Thursday at an event atten­ded by Hor­gan’s wife, Ellie, and other fam­ily...

B.C. to name Site C dam for John Hor­gan, who didn’t sup­port project but let it go ahead

ArticlePro­lific voyeur gets 4.5 years in prison

A 39-year-old Saanich man has been sen­tenced to 4½ years in prison in what Saanich police are call­ing the most pro­lific case of voyeur­ism ever pro­sec­uted in Canada, involving more than 650 women and girls. Yin Yeung Derek Chan was sen­tenced in...

Pro­lific voyeur gets 4.5 years in prison

ArticleDRIVING

I did want to move on. But I received so much email about bad driv­ing on the Mala­hat that it gave me pause. I needed to look fur­ther into the psy­cho­logy of speed­ing and why it’s so pre­val­ent in some places, although many read­ers would argue...

DRIVING