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VIDEO: Don Cherry says he was fired, not sorry for ‘Coach’s Corner’ poppy rant
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Victoria women’s program in critical need of household items for women
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Confused semi driver drives wrong way on Malahat, backs up morning traffic in both directions
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Sustainable food advocates gather in Victoria for annual Good Food Summit
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GoodLife Fitness runs all the way to $2 million for local charities
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Report predicts drug resistance likely to kill 400,000 Canadians by 2050
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Toddler in Toronto killed by air conditioner that fell eight storeys
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Father of Broncos player who died says Alberta organ donation bill needs work
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Then and now: How Trump impeachment hearing is different
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Rain throughout the day for Tuesday
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GALLERY: Remembrance Day service at Oak Bay Memorial Cenotaph
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Renowned men’s chorus ‘Back by Popular Demand’ in Victoria
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War bride’s oversea voyage to Canada took a leap of faith
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One woman’s scrapbook uncovered at Fort Rodd Hill tells story of thousands during Second World War
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Sportsnet fires Don Cherry after negative comments about immigrants
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Community
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PHOTOS: Bike polo players flock to Victoria for Winter Mixer tournament
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Saanich council to donate $3,500 to Road of Remembrance film
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Black Press loses beloved reporter
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St. Luke’s Service of Remembrance honours more than 130 veterans
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Central Saanich high school students raise funds for annual humanitarian trip
Entertainment
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Documentary about healing power of psychedelics, mental health and addiction screens in Victoria
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Sarah Chalke on the strange appeal of animated sensation ‘Rick and Morty’
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B.C. teen’s artistic gifts have her pursuing bachelor’s, master’s degrees at age 16
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Culinaire shares ‘vision and passion’ of Vancouver Island’s food, beverage professions
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Sense of empathy, kindness floats over ‘Sesame Street’ set
Sports
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‘Still a great experience’: Vikes finish 6th in U Sports soccer tournament
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Grizzlies lose their seventh consecutive match to Clippers 4-0
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Bettman: NHL set to return to Europe
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Connor, Jets beat Canucks for 9th time in a row
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22-year-old Victoria man scoops up silver medal in combat wrestling for Canada
Business
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Hootsuite founder from B.C. seeks new CEO
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B.C. should demand mining companies pay cleanup costs up front: Indigenous study
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VIDEO: Canopy Growth and Drake team up on new cannabis venture
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Sooke distillery launches Canada’s first non-alcoholic gin
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Is ICBC adding staff and increasing salaries? No, David Eby says
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Reader Poll
You see them sparkling from street corners and swelling out of store displays. November is here and Christmas decorations are starting to abound.
To many they are welcome signs of the coming of the most wonderful time of the year, while others feel those decorations should stay in storage until December. What do you think? Is it too early to put up Christmas decorations? Take our poll and let us know.
