Victoria’s Vital Signs encourages us to connect with young people to learn how we can help future generations thrive.
Sandra Richardson: Inspiring youth to imagine a future for their communities
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Vital People: Mother’s stroke inspires speech pathologist’s career
Her mother’s stroke at 48 changed everything for Susan Edwards, who is now president of the Victoria Stroke Recovery Association.
Vital People: Swimmer’s ‘extreme’ exercise helps people with MS
When Susan Simmons wanted to raise money for people with MS, she hopped into Juan de Fuca Strait and swam from Port Angeles to Ogden Point. Not long after that, the MS Wellness Centre...
Greater Victoria scores B grade for overall quality of life in the capital region
Now available online, Victoria’s 2024 Vital Signs report provides a snapshot of the region’s health in 12 key issue areas.
Vital People: Network supports Indigenous women, women of colour
Being a Black or Indigenous woman means being at the receiving end of a whole host of societal assumptions and biases, says the founder of the Support Network for Indigenous Women & Women of...
Sandra Richardson: On strengthening Victoria’s newcomer business community
As a community, we must celebrate successful businesses and help newcomers garner the resources to create more of them.
Vital People: Dinners offer Indigenous homeless a chance to recharge
Every Tuesday at the Oasis Society for Spiritual Health on Vancouver Street, people have a chance to socialize, charge their phones, play foosball — even get a shoulder massage.