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Project provides information for backyard food gardens

Project provides information for backyard food gardens

Oak Bay, Saanich residents can have their soil tested for free
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Equipment fund latest top-up for schools

Equipment fund latest top-up for schools

Latest one-time fund is $29.4 million "student learning grant" for textbooks, equipment and supplies
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B.C. unveils three-year mental health plan

B.C. unveils three-year mental health plan

Children and Family Development Minister Stephanie Cadieux says rise of young people with mental illness 'a troubling phenomenon'
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Prep for spring with a rummage

Prep for spring with a rummage

Donate starting Monday for the Monterey Recreation Activity Association rummage sale
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Updated: Conservative leadership candidates debate in Langley (with videos)

Updated: Conservative leadership candidates debate in Langley (with videos)

Fraser Valley event organized by local associations after the region was left out of the national debate schedule
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B.C. transplant specialist says drug overdose organ donors on the rise

B.C. transplant specialist says drug overdose organ donors on the rise

The Canadian Transplant Society said it makes no difference to transplant recipients if an organ comes from someone killed by drug overdose.
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B.C. to get $10-million boost to fight opioid crisis

B.C. to get $10-million boost to fight opioid crisis

The federal government announces $65 million across Canada in response to the opioid overdose crisis.
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Liquid sunshine inspires inaugural health walk

Liquid sunshine inspires inaugural health walk

The first Victoria walk is slated for Willows Park on March 12.
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B.C. and Ottawa reach $1.4-billion mental health and home care deal

B.C. and Ottawa reach $1.4-billion mental health and home care deal

The province is the sixth to sign a separate deal after failed attempts to secure a multilateral accord.
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UPDATE: Overdose deaths down in January, but risk still ‘extreme’: coroner

UPDATE: Overdose deaths down in January, but risk still ‘extreme’: coroner

An average of seven people died every two days last month, according to the latest numbers.
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