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Residents across Greater Victoria are on a roll this week as the 27th annual Go By Bike Week is in full swing.

The prevalence of food trucks in Greater Victoria has sent takeout cuisine and picnics to a new level, for people keen on trying new things.

The City of Victoria is rolling along with plans to expand its cycling network.

It’s the unofficial start to the summer season. A time of barbecues, campfires and family getaways.

As more and more Canadians receive their COVID-19 vaccinations, many see the need for vaccine passports that would allow them to get on with some semblance of their former lives.

Do you have a spare 50 grand or so kicking around (have you checked under the couch cushions lately)? If not, owning a home in the red-hot Victoria housing market may be out of reach.

Tsunamis have claimed the lives of more than 250,000 people between 1998 and 2017. For those of us who call Vancouver Island home, it’s a matter of when, not if, the next tsunami will strike.

They number 1.5 million strong and growing. But their numbers still fall short for the monumental life-saving task at hand.

While most COVID-19 vaccines are being distributed to those in their 70s or with chronic health conditions, some British Columbians have been offered the chance to move up the queue.

With the steady rising in housing costs, more and more people are looking farther outside the major urban centres to find a place to call home.