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Inside the global reach of the Victoria Hand Project

Inside the global reach of the Victoria Hand Project

by Brianna Bock | Dec 4, 2025 | Local, Sports | Lifestyle, UVic Life

Initially a UVic-based research project, the Victoria Hand Project now helps to provide 3D printed prosthetics across the globe What began as a small research project at UVic, creating 3D printed prosthetic hands, is now a charity with international partnerships,...
Protests going strong against proposed Malahat Highway expansion

Protests going strong against proposed Malahat Highway expansion

by Brianna Bock | Nov 20, 2025 | Environmental, Local, News

‘The salmon don’t have a voice’ says Tsartlip First Nation member ZȺWIZUT Carl Olsen Since January 2023, ZȺWIZUT Carl Olsen of the Tsartlip First Nation, has been protesting the proposed expansion of the Malahat Highway at Goldstream Provincial Park. The project plans...
Amid record water lows, can northern B.C. support a pipeline?

Amid record water lows, can northern B.C. support a pipeline?

by Brianna Bock | Nov 20, 2025 | Opinions

BC currently charges the lowest industrial water rates in Canada. Critics argue that needs to change On Oct. 14th, Dawson Creek declared a state of emergency. The Kiskatinaw River, the city’s sole source of water, reached record lows after four straight years of...
Phoenix theatre’s ‘Our Town’ nails the play’s classic charm

Phoenix theatre’s ‘Our Town’ nails the play’s classic charm

by Brianna Bock | Nov 17, 2025 | Culture, Theatre

The theatre’s latest production is simple but effective “What remains of Babylon?” asks Our Town’s Narrator/Stage Manager, played by Kieran Nowazek. Other than the records of kings, and the occasional tax record etched into stone, what do we know about the daily...
CRD proposes new bylaw to provide additional funding to local theatres

CRD proposes new bylaw to provide additional funding to local theatres

by Brianna Bock | Nov 6, 2025 | Culture, Film, Local

Bylaw No. 4704 would increase operating and capital funding for the Royal Theatre, Charlie White Theatre, and McPherson Playhouse On Oct. 17, the Capital Regional District (CRD) announced plans to establish a new Performing Arts Facilities Service to scale up support...
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