Kori Sidaway is a Reporter at CHEK Media. She focuses on health and wellness, education, and the healthcare system, while also covering topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and civil lawsuits. Kori's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing her diverse range of interests and expertise.
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In possible abduction cases, the key is to act fast, and take into account how far the suspects may have been able to travel.
After B.C.'s Housing Minister asks CRD municipalities outside Victoria to step up, the CRD considers regional management.
By: Kori Sidaway
It's the latest in a string of businesses closing for similar reasons, despite the city investing millions into solving street disorder.
A day after Saanich Police asked for more victims to come forward of what's believed to be the most prolific voyeurism case in Canadian history , police say additional potential victims have been identified.
Provincial lawyers have conceded their case against the fired Greater Victoria School District (SD61) trustees, as new text messages between senior
By: Kori Sidaway
The Education Minister calls the failure to disclose compromising texts a "mistake." Others say it's "a perversion of justice" that requires a proper investigation
Following a botched lawsuit, the once fired, newly re-hired school board will review SD61's public safety plan and police liaison program.
Michael King was angry with his neighbour's loud TV, coughing, and indoor smoking when he took a hatchet to his head.
A long planned project in Sooke's town centre seems to be catching steam ahead of the municipal elections.
By: Kori Sidaway
The Greater Victoria Teachers' Association is calling on B.C.'s premier to investigate possible wrongdoing within the Ministry of Education in the
