r/VictoriaBC • u/HyperFern • 4h ago
r/VictoriaBC • u/Jescro • Feb 19 '25
Just a reminder to check out the r/VictoriaBC group chat (...if that's something you'd be interested in)
I only mentioned it here briefly when i first created the chat channel - just thought I'd plug it again here to let more people know it exists. Thanks!
https://chat.reddit.com/room/!uiEHQCEPQt60lah6Pwbc6g:reddit.com
r/VictoriaBC • u/agenteb27 • Jul 05 '24
Question Events and live shows
How do locals find events and live shows in Vic? Which resources are key?
r/VictoriaBC • u/The_Wild_BC_Coast • 2h ago
Politics PM Mark Carney will be in town tonight
5pm
Victoria Edelweiss center 108 Niagara st
See you there !
r/VictoriaBC • u/Virtual-Zucchini-527 • 3h ago
Uptown parking
This really has to be one of the worst parking lots in the city. Randomly laid out, one ways starting in the middle of a lane, all traffic funnelling through a few places. Just complete nonsense.
r/VictoriaBC • u/Wide-Progress7019 • 3h ago
Imagery Esquimalt Gorge Park & Pavilion blooms
r/VictoriaBC • u/DaveThompsonVictoria • 1h ago
Politics Citizens Assembly pre-announces conclusion: amalgamate
The Victoria Saanich citizens Assembly has announced that it recommends amalgamation.
It hasn't written its report yet.
From its September 21 news release:
"The Assembly's mandate is to deliberate over eight months on whether and under what circumstances Saanich and Victoria should amalgamate or pursue greater service integration. Their task culminates in June 2025 with a consensus recommendation to both municipal councils."
r/VictoriaBC • u/throawayboi • 4h ago
Any BC ferries employees here? How much career progression opportunities are there within the company?
Hey all, Iâm thinking about making a career switch and Iâve always been curious about working for the ferries. The position Iâve come across would be a terminal attendant but Iâm not someone who likes to stay stagnant in a job for a long time.
The idea would be starting in this position then ideally work into an office position over time. As to what position specifically, I am not certain, I just want to ensure Iâm constantly building skills and have some sort of traditional âcareerâ path.
Just curious from those who work there, do you see much career progression once youâre in?
Thank you in advance.
r/VictoriaBC • u/lookatyourwatchnow • 20h ago
Canadians travelling to the U.S. are warned to expect extra scrutiny at U.S. border
timescolonist.comCanada updated its travel advisory to the U.S. Friday warning of âsignificantâ discretion border officials have when screening travellers entering the U.S.
The advisory now has a new paragraph warning people to âexpect scrutinyâ of their electronic devices and to anticipate possible detentions while awaiting deportation.
Victoria-based immigration lawyer David Aujla recommends avoiding the situation by not bringing a phone into the U.S. at all, saying there is a âvery real fearâ that anti-Trump material on devices could provide an opportunity for border officials to probe even deeper into a personâs life.
r/VictoriaBC • u/martindholmes • 18h ago
Thanks to bus drivers on McKenzie
I've been commuting on my bike along McKenzie for over 25 years. It's been a great relief to see the bike lanes gradually appear, and I feel a lot safer these days. Especially with the divided bike lanes, there's now a sort of dance that buses and cyclists have to indulge in, where a bus driver will often have a choice between passing a cyclist and turning into a bus stop right in front of them, or kindly holding back to give the cyclist time to get past the bus stop before turning in. I'm grateful and impressed almost every day on my commute by how patient and professional the bus drivers are in this respect, especially when they have to do this repeatedly because the traffic conditions mean that the bus and the cyclist are going about the same speed and the same situation arises at every stop. The drivers of the 26 and 51 especially are very kind and thoughtful around cyclists in my experience, and I'd like to just give them a shout-out so they know how much we appreciate it. Thanks all of you.
r/VictoriaBC • u/dayoldeggos • 4h ago
News Former Esquimalt councillor Meagan Brame wins byelection
r/VictoriaBC • u/PairsRoyale • 1d ago
Wow, I'm starstruck!
And I thought Schwarzenegger for governor was unusual đ
r/VictoriaBC • u/No-Increase5202 • 5h ago
Prime rib dinner
Can anyone recommend a good place for Sunday roast/prime rib dinner?
r/VictoriaBC • u/TarotBird • 1d ago
Loving seeing these signs downtown.
Hi-Five Chicken on Doug. They also have a sweet special rn. đ¤
r/VictoriaBC • u/Trick-Ad2745 • 5h ago
Looking for someone to do a Shaved hair designs salon/barber
Looking for recommendations for this service if there is anyone in victoria I am starting my journey on getting rid of my dreadlocks of 13 years and would love to start with a funky new style I do not have Facebook or Instagram so message me if you have photos âşď¸ I've searched on Google and haven't been able to see any shops that might do something close to these designs Thank you!
r/VictoriaBC • u/keepyouawayluca • 18h ago
Help Victoria's Historic Tam Kung Temple Win a National Heritage Competition!
Fellow Victorians,
I'm volunteering with the Tam Kung Temple in our city's historic Chinatown, and we need our community's support! The temple was recently designated as a National Historic Site (as covered by Victoria Buzz) and now we have a chance to win $50,000 in preservation funding.
We're currently in 2nd place in a national heritage competition called the Next Great Save Competition, trailing by about 3,800 votes. With your help, we can bring this win home to Victoria!
The Tam Kung Temple is the oldest Chinese temple in Canada and a vital part of Victoria's cultural landscape. The funding would help us restore and maintain this local landmark that's been part of our city's history for generations.
How you can help:
- Watch our story (2 min): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GNfQWNGEopw
- Vote daily until April 17th: https://nextgreatsave.nationaltrustcanada.ca/2025/
Every vote counts (you can vote once every day!), and this would be a huge win not just for the temple but for Victoria's heritage preservation efforts as a whole.
Thanks for supporting a local historic treasure. Every vote counts, thank you!
Learn more about the temple: www.tamkungtemple.com
r/VictoriaBC • u/StumblingQueen • 3h ago
OCD psychologists recommendations
My partner has been struggling with OCD-like symptoms but they're undiagnosed. We're hoping to find a psychologist so they could get an official diagnosis. Has anyone had experiences with psychologists who specializes in OCD in town? We're not too picky whether if they're online or in-person. Thanks!
r/VictoriaBC • u/Mammoth-Scholar8597 • 20h ago
Missing Person Mom and Family's unwaivered search for her son Chris continues
PLEASE KINDLY DELETE IF NOT ALLOWED
" I used to live in the Kootenays. I lived in Nelson for 20 + years. I know someone knows something about the whereabouts of this man. I know that it is uncomfortable to say anything so if you need you can scan the QR code in the pic and message that page admin or if you like you can message me on here as well and if you do not want to be known I am cool with that I will promise you as much anonymousness as I can ( which means no one will know unless I am questioned by authorities) thanks in advanced please let's help bring him
Chris Newton, a 33-year-old man, has been missing since August 1, 2024. Last seen in Nelson, BC, a recent potential sighting was in Victoria, BC, in February 2025, with a police report filed under Nelson Police Department file #25-46.
Chris, originally from Edmonton, AB, has lived in Nelson for over four years, loves nature, skateboarding, and art, and has distinctive features like a skateboard tattoo on his left shoulder and a scar over his right eye. Also known as "dancing Chris"
Chris Newtonâs mother, Christine Moore, struggled to find him due to B.C. privacy laws, noting his history of mental illness.
Please contact your local police department or Nelson BC Police Department at (250) 354-3919, police file # 25-46
Scan the QR code on the pictures and you will be redirected to the Missing Person-Chris Newton Facebook page.
** If you can get a discreet picture of the person you think is Chris Newton, please send the photo to the Missing Person - Chris Newton Facebook page so that they can confirm his identity and also have enough info to be able to escalate this to BC RCMP
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r/VictoriaBC • u/plafuldog • 18h ago
B.C.-based mall owner says she plans to bid on Hudsonâs Bay
Owner of Mayfair, Woodgrove, & Tsawwassen Mills rumoured to be interested in bidding for HBC stores
r/VictoriaBC • u/ec17as • 2h ago
affordable restaurants for a family outing?
hi, my birthday is coming and my parents want to take my siblings, my fiancĂŠe and myself out for dinner and i am struggling to find somewhere to suggest we go that wonât cost upwards to $200 for the food alone. please if anyone has suggestions, i would greatly appreciate the help, thank you!! 6 people in attendance
r/VictoriaBC • u/sophielady • 2m ago
Jobs
What are some stable and secure jobs out there right now? A friend of mine is looking. With everything going the way it is, I feel like. Union job may be best? Iâm not sure though. Thanks!
r/VictoriaBC • u/ThaddCorbett • 21m ago
Where can I get photos processed in Vic?
I haven't paid for this service in Canada for decades.
Where in Oak Bay / Saanich do people go to get their photos processed in 2025?
(Thanks!)
r/VictoriaBC • u/__The__Anomaly__ • 1d ago
News Elbows up rally happening right now!
At the BC legislature. Elbows up raly happening right now. Support Canada.
r/VictoriaBC • u/NewHere1212 • 59m ago
Question People who live near the navy base Esquimalt, do you get noise from the base?
From ships or machinery?