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  • Victoria: FIFA 2026 kicks off in Vancouver with BC Place hosting its first match. | June 09

    Victoria: FIFA 2026 kicks off in Vancouver with BC Place hosting its first match. | June 09
    2026/06/09
    Victoria's FIFA World Cup 2026 preparations kick off with BC Place hosting Turkey vs. Australia, while city council moves to convert Johnson Street Parkade rooftop parking into a community garden. Concerns over a Nanaimo boat incident involving orcas and calls for resignations of MLA assault suspects dominate local headlines.
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  • Victoria: Local pets in need of forever homes | June 08

    Victoria: Local pets in need of forever homes | June 08
    2026/06/08
    Victoria's Local Wire episode covers the adoption of kittens from Taco Fixings Litter, the 25th anniversary fundraiser for the Filipino Cultural Center, and safety concerns around boat wake jumping and misaligned navigation pads in Sidney. The segment also includes a weather update for Victoria.
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  • Victoria: Third Island municipality to open new medical clinic | June 07

    Victoria: Third Island municipality to open new medical clinic | June 07
    2026/06/07
    Victoria's Local Wire episode covers the opening of a new medical clinic in a local mall, a fire investigation at a Duncan motel, and calls for housing changes in Nanaimo's Newcastle Community Association. The episode also mentions parking lot closures at Mount Douglas Park for cell tower upgrades.
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  • Victoria: 911 call-takers in B.C. prepare for potential strike over unresolved disputes | June 06

    Victoria: 911 call-takers in B.C. prepare for potential strike over unresolved disputes | June 06
    2026/06/06
    Victoria's Local Wire update covers a 72-hour strike notice from B.C. 911 call-takers union over staffing disputes, a temporary Texas livestock import ban due to New World screwworms, and a community effort to help Victoria landscaper Tony Nicholls after his truck was torched at Cedar Hill Golf Course. Residents in Royston are investigating white material on beaches linked to a Comox Marina sewage spill.
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  • Victoria: Parents suspect foul play in teen's mysterious death | June 05

    Victoria: Parents suspect foul play in teen's mysterious death | June 05
    2026/06/05
    Victoria's Local Wire episode covers the mysterious death of Jeremy Crocker in Somenos Marsh, the stalled Camp Shawnigan rebuild due to rejected federal grants, and the debate over the Highlands home size bylaw amendment. It also highlights a heroic dog rescue in Kelowna and flood mitigation efforts in B.C. municipalities.
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  • Victoria: Doorbell rings save Nanaimo man's life | June 04

    Victoria: Doorbell rings save Nanaimo man's life | June 04
    2026/06/04
    Victoria's Local Wire update covers a Nanaimo woman's life-saving doorbell response, a rising SUV theft trend in Nanaimo, and school bus route changes due to a Prospect Lake Road collision. The episode also touches on historical findings in Victoria's masonry work and a Sooke Road structure fire.
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  • Victoria: BC Hydro weighs gas plant purchase to meet energy demand | June 03

    Victoria: BC Hydro weighs gas plant purchase to meet energy demand | June 03
    2026/06/03
    Victoria's Local Wire update covers BC Hydro's potential purchase of a gas-fired plant in Campbell River, expanding homeless encampments in North Cowichan's protected wildlife area, and a stolen truck found on fire in Saanich. The episode also discusses a landmark legal ruling in a sex assault case, the tragic death of a married couple in Browning Lake, and new camping restrictions in Nanaimo and Saanich.
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  • Victoria News Today — June 02

    Victoria News Today — June 02
    2026/06/02
    Victoria's Odeon Theatre lost its longtime greeter, Gauthier, after nearly six decades of service, while the Peninsula Football Club's U-14 Girls team advances to the BC Premier League semifinals. Arrowsmith Search and Rescue made history with a heavy-lift drone rescue on Mount Arrowsmith, amid growing concerns over unhoused populations in Duncan and North Cowichan.
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