In a time of global instability and rising energy costs, Canada faces a critical choice. While communities are calling for affordable, sustainable solutions, Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing to fast-track new fossil fuel megaprojects. Foreign investors claim liquefied natural […]
Join the next Resilience and Possibility in These Times for a conversation with Hilary Giovale, author of Becoming a Good Relative: Calling White Settlers toward Truth, Healing, and Repair. Hilary brings rare clarity and humility to the spiritual and strategic […]
From CASC: Scott Lundy, Jim Stanford and Ben Simoni will discuss emerging green jobs, evolving skill demands, and the roles of unions, employers, and educational institutions in supporting workers through rapid sector transitions. Register here
From GTEC: Join us for an evening with Miranda Massie, Founding Director of the New York Climate Museum. Our fundraising dinner brings together community members and climate supporters to champion our Neighbourhood in the 21st Century exhibit—a dynamic arts and culture initiative […]
VSHA Speaker Series Free* And Open To All! Wednesday, April 15, 2025 - 7:00-8:30 pm Cook Street Activity Center 380 Cook St. (Cook St. Village), Victoria Street Parking Please Enter By The Side Entrance Coffee/Tea nearby at The Mocha House […]
Initially not much more than a good natured musical one-off between friends, the West Coast quartet In Spite of Ourselves has evolved into a highly entertaining act with a mission- to keep alive the deep and timeless catalogue of songwriter […]
From BC Policy Solutions: Ben Parfitt has covered forestry since the 1980s as a journalist and with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. He is currently a reporter with The Tyee, where he covers the forestry and oil and gas impacts […]
More species live underground than live aboveground. There’s more life, and more living, in the soil, than there is above it. And everything that happens in our world is dependent on, and to some extent determined by, what happens in […]
Two nights: Friday, April 17, 2026 and Saturday, April 18, 2026 With the success of our opera and dinner production last September, we will once again be presenting a staged production with dinner at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre. ARTEK […]
Heather Ferguson brings her smouldering vocals to Hermann's stage with original songs from her acclaimed album “FOUND,” and reimagined jazz standards. Joined by some of Victoria’s finest musicians, she showcases intimate, story-rich songs that feel both sophisticated and warmly inviting. […]
The Repair Café features “Fixers”, local residents with a knack for repairing who are willing to lend their knowledge and show fellow citizens how to carry out repairs. It’s a fun, collaborative environment and all are welcome. You can bring […]
We're excited to share here the full selection of Tomato Starts we'll have as part of our first release. Wow 28 varieties. See if you can spot the latest additions: Starting THIS SATURDAY, April 18th to 26th 10am-5pm 1015 Balmoral […]
Hand-cut • Printed • Dyed A convergence of clothing designer and fashion, in one room! Find one of a kind pieces to add to your collection, with over 30 Artist and Designers from across the island and Vancouver. Explore a […]
Presented by the Oak Bay High Interact Club and the Rotary Club of Oak Bay, this is a unique and exciting opportunity to help raise money for a good cause and watch award-winning films, "Water is Love" and "A Plastic […]
100% of money from ticket sales goes to the PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱ Foundation, a W̱SÁNEĆ-based non-profit focused on ecosystem restoration and land-based education. 7:30pm intro lesson (no experience or partner required!) 8 pm - 10 pm dance Live Band: Tzela Caller: […]
SCULPTURE SPLASH!, a free exhibition of fine art sculpture, runs April 17 - 19, 2026, at the beautiful Gorge Park Pavilion. We have collaborated once again with the Vancouver Island Sculptors Guild (VISG), to bring inspiring 3-D works of some 30 sculptors to […]
Join us for a fun and and educational 1-hour tour of the beautiful Welland Orchard under a canopy of apple blossoms! Spend some time enjoying all the beautiful fruit tree blossoms and learn about some of the many unique varieties […]
About Leaders from diverse faith communities are gathering to share perspectives on environmental stewardship and sustainability, drawing on their faith’s spiritual responsibilities to care for the Mother Earth. Participants aim to inspire collaborative action among faith groups, political leaders and […]
Leaders from diverse faith communities gather to share perspectives on environmental stewardship and responsibility, drawing on their faith’s spiritual responsibilities to care for the earth.
Outer Worlds is a series of five short experimental films curated by Janine Marchessault. The Victoria screening will be followed by a Q and A with the curator, Janine Machessault and our host, Chris Chong Chan Fui along with Outer […]
Introducing — 🌟 Songwriter Sessions 🌟 A new series of intimate acoustic shows—hosted by songwriters, for songwriters. We’re creating a space right here in Victoria for artists to share not just their music, but the stories and meaning behind every […]
Seniors for Climate Victoria and Climate Justice Victoria are teaming up to celebrate a significant climate justice success, the all ages and abilities (AAA) bike and roll route network that has been built over the last nine years. People on […]
Join us in this 4-part webinar series as we explore the Salish Sea, unraveling the beauty, life, and deep connections to our local waters. For another year, Wonders of the Salish Sea is back, and we have an exciting line-up […]
Join CENiC and other community groups at the Colwood Connect Fest: Celebrate Spring with Colwood Community Groups event. This will include the annual Mayor’s message, and the CENiC Awards! 6:00 – 7:00 pm: Meet the groups 7:00 – 7:30 pm: […]
While many celebrate a succession of sunny days, the topic turns serious when fish-bearing streams run dry and forests, trees and gardens wither under the extremes of drought. Water restrictions have limited what farmers and industry formerly took for granted and […]
“Casey” is Casey House in Toronto-Canada’s first hospice for men dying of AIDS. “Diana” is Princess Diana-who visited Casey House in 1991-and changed the world’s attitude towards the disease. Thomas has spent five months in Casey House waiting to die. […]
Get ready to go wild for our planet! Join us online for Earth Day: Wild About Earth! and celebrate all the amazing ways we can protect and cherish Mother Nature. Expect fun activities, inspiring stories, and cool tips to make every day a little […]
Learn about climate adaptation in BC and the role of public policy in addressing risks that extend beyond individual action. Join us for a special Lunch & Learn in honour of Earth Day. Policy problems are complex, often contested, issues […]
The Public Hearing in Nanaimo on the zoning bylaw to change the lands west of the Cable Bay Trail to heavy industrial, with just a small buffer, continues this Wednesday, April 22nd, at 7pm. On EARTHDAY. Last Thursday, there were […]
Join Re.Climate for our latest webinar “How to break the climate silence.” Canadians aren’t sharing their concerns or questions about climate change with each other. To talk through how we can change that, Re.Climate has invited four panellists who are […]