Rambling Artists

Victoria, being an island city, offers many opportunities for lighthouses. Some, like the Fisgard lighthouse, provide guidance for ships pas...

Classic boats from all over the west coast and as far away as Hawaii come to Victoria's inner harbour each Labour Day weekend to be admi...

Depending on who you speak to this is either a rare, or common, occurrence - Grey whales in Ross Bay. Once spotted the call goes in to the l...

Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is a government city. Hence it is home to various government ministries. Ministries such as the: ...

Gifted to the Royal Jubilee Hospital in 1909, the Pemberton Memorial Chapel has become completely surrounded by the hospital complex. In 197...

Something we had not realized until we moved to Victoria was how strong the French Canadian presence is despite making up just 2% of BC'...

Ross Bay Cemetery's south side faces Ross Bay on the Pacific Ocean. When the tide is high, winter winds would blow waves into the cemete...

The continually updated website at http://www.ifitwasmyhome.com/ enables you to center the impact of the current BP oil disaster anywhere on...

Victoria is the only city where we've seen these vehicles en masse. In fact, I don't think we've seen them in any other part of ...

On the corner of Quamichan St. and Foul Bay Rd., hidden under the branches of some mature fir trees, lies this little model of a sleepy vill...

They do add a whimsical touch to this very neighbourly street.

They just liked our street.

Gonzales Bay is home to Victoria's only sandy beach and as result is a very popular destination for young folks on their summer holiday ...

One delightful custom seen in some of the older and posher neighbourhoods is the tradition of naming the house. It seems that in the 1930s t...