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Advocacy
Support for Austrian Journalist on Facebook
Internet support is sweeping fast across the globe for
Austrian journalist Jane Burgermeister. In just 4 weeks
5000+ Facebook members partnered to form an advocacy &
action support group for the journalist, more
info ... chemtrails across Canada & Victoria!
Journalist
Files Charges against WHO and UN for Bioterrorism and Intent
to Commit Mass Murder
Victoria
Chemtrails - Must Watch
Videos
Don't
Talk about the Weather - Angels
Don't Play This HAARP - Obama
Deception - End
Game
JUST
SAY NO TO THE VACCINE -
ALERT - Charges
brought against WHO & UN
5000 Facebook Supporters for Journalist - Chemtrails
and the "Flu Pandemic" - Depopulation
by Food
Chemtrails
Over Victoria on Earth Day! Recognize
your sky?
 Island
Soap
Soap Making!! This mysterious craft has always interested
me. How did someone make those creamy hunks of lather that
bears no resemblance to those harsh bars found in stores
other then possibly the shape? I had read enough to know
that the ingredients in the store bought bars were not good
for my skin to say nothing of the chemicals entering my
body. I could not even pronounce the ingredients and what
did they mean? Read More about this Vancouver
Island soap maker.
 Island
Candle
Traditional candles are known to cause soot in and around
the general area they are burning. Soot is caused by the
toxic elements in the traditional candles that are released
when ignited.
Soy wax candles are made from 100% all natural Soybeans
(hydrogenated Soybean oil and is environmentally friendly
and biodegradable. Soy wax is a renewable resource, is non
toxic, produces little soot and therefore burns cleaner.
Soy wax burns at a lower temperature and therefore can last
up to 50% longer. Look no further for quality BC
soy candles.
Visit
our Victoria BC Business Directory. Businesses in the
municipalities include Victoria, Saanich, Oak Bay and Esquimalt
areas are welcome to submit
their business information and website data free. A
free subscriber must have an address that is in the Victoria
BC area including and other smaller communities close by.
Victoria
is the capital of British Columbia situated on Vancouver
Island and is one of the premier travel destinations in
the World.
Located
on the southeastern tip of Vancouver Island, overlooking
the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the City
of Victoria and surrounding municipalities referred
to as Greater Victoria, have a population of more than
350,000 and is the largest urban area on Vancouver Island
and the 15th largest city metropolitan area in Canada.
The municipalities include Victoria, Saanich,
Oak
Bay and Esquimalt.
Victoria
BC is well-known for its disproportionately large retiree
population. Retirees throughout Canada are drawn to Victoria's
mild climate, beautiful scenery, year-round golf season,
and generally easy-going pace of life. An historically popular
cliché about Victoria is that it is for "the
newly wed and nearly dead!"
The
labour shortages and high cost of housing seem to mirror
the economic trends of other booming Canadian cities.
Victoria
has a temperate climate classified as Marine west coast
with mild, damp winters and relatively dry and mild summers.
The rain shadow effect also means that Victoria gets more
sunshine than surrounding areas. With 2,223 hours of sun
annually, Victoria is one of the sunniest places in British
Columbia, and gets more sunshine than most other cities
in Canada except those in the southern Prairies. The benefits
of Victoria's climate are evident through the city's gardens.
Popular
tourist attractions include Butchart
Gardens, whale watching, The Royal
BC Museum & Imax
Theatre and an environment full of natural vistas, ecosystems,
and vegetation. Fish, hunt, hike, bike, golf, site see,
scuba dive or sail, the outdoors on Vancouver Island is
without match for recreation and sport.
Victoria's
secret is its' SLOW pace - the perfect setting for sunset
walks or an early morning sunrise! Take a leisurely stroll
through Gold Stream Park’s rain forest taking in the
wonderful aroma of moss covered trees or a much daring trek
up the steep rugged trail of Mt. Finlayson. Beach lovers
are in for a thrill. Sparkling white sand, abundant wild
birds and big shady trees.
If
you are set to explore Vancouver Island and heading north
over the Malahat, drop in and visit Duncan
in the Cowichan
Valley and take the short trip to Honeymoon
Bay and stay at the Honeymoon Bay Retreat, great relaxing
Vancouver
Island resort accommodation.
Victoria
Business Directory
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