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- Island faith groups look ahead to ceremonies as vaccine rollout begins
- COVID-19 vaccine centres open on Vancouver Island
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- Langford readies COVID-19 vaccine clinic as B.C. to announce details next week
- Victoria mayor says all homeless will be housed in March
- B.C. promises more information on COVID-19 vaccine for seniors this week
- B.C. seniors growing frustrated with slow release of details about vaccine clinics
- Hope rises on the West Shore with news of mass vaccine site
- Province says support coming to B.C. bus industry
- Victoria restaurant welcomes B.C. grants for online business improvements
- Victoria teachers applaud new B.C. school mask mandate
- The pandemic is affecting many British Columbians' mental health; staying connected and getting exercise can help
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Robert Buffam
Robert joins CTV Vancouver Island after stints working as a reporter and anchor in Alberta and in the Okanagan Valley. He is delighted to be based now in Victoria, a city that his parents and both sets of grandparents have called home.
Robert considers himself to be something of a late-bloomer, having taken the proverbial 'long-road' to journalism. He previously worked as a forest fire fighter based in the Cariboo-Chilcotin, and then as a trial lawyer in the Vancouver courts.
In his spare time, Robert plays golf poorly, runs marathons slowly and enjoys spending time with his family.
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