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Victoria, British Columbia

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Home > List of rides > Canada > Victoria, British Columbia Look up on Google / Wikipedia Last Friday of each month Centennial Square Assemble: 6:30 Ride leaves: 7:00 Prior to 2008, Critical Mass in Victoria was mostly nonexistent. A few people had tried to get it going, but other than an out-of-date website and a Facebook group with only 2 members, nothing was happening. In the year 1778, Captain James Cook, R.N, became the first known European to step onto what will become known as Vancouver Island. (Probably with the secret mandate to set up a British Base to re-invade the pesky Americans)Gradually, fur-traders, trappers, and other European settlers trickled onto the Island, and in 1843, the Chief Factor of the Hudsons Bay company, James Douglas, anchored off Clover point, Vancouver Island, and selected the site for Fort Victoria. History of location is unknown. Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia Confusingly, it's on Vancouver island, while Vancouver - isn't. It was named after Queen Victoria (reigned 1837-1901), a monarch of England, as is Regina in Saskatchewan. Curiously it has the only 2 "Green" MPs in Canada, Elizabeth May (federal) and (fill in). Both sit for constituencies in Saanich, Metro Victoria. Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia, Canada and is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island off Canada's Pacific coast. The city has a population of about 80,017 within the metropolitan area of Greater Victoria, which has a population of 344,615, making it the 15th most populous Canadian urban region.

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Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia, Canada and is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island off Canada's Pacific coast. The city has a population of about 80,017 within the metropolitan area of Greater Victoria, which has a population of 344,615, making it the 15th most populous Canadian urban region. In the year 1778, Captain James Cook, R.N, became the first known European to step onto what will become known as Vancouver Island. (Probably with the secret mandate to set up a British Base to re-invade the pesky Americans)Gradually, fur-traders, trappers, and other European settlers trickled onto the Island, and in 1843, the Chief Factor of the Hudsons Bay company, James Douglas, anchored off Clover point, Vancouver Island, and selected the site for Fort Victoria. Home > List of rides > Canada > Victoria, British Columbia Look up on Google / Wikipedia Last Friday of each month Centennial Square Assemble: 6:30 Ride leaves: 7:00 Prior to 2008, Critical Mass in Victoria was mostly nonexistent. A few people had tried to get it going, but other than an out-of-date website and a Facebook group with only 2 members, nothing was happening. In January 2008, a group of Moonlight Midnight Mystery Ride enthusiasts stumbled upon the Facebook group and tried to jump-start participation. But rain and wind are a big deterrent, and the first few ride were very small. By mid-summer the momentum had been lost. In the spring of 2009, a new group sprang up at UVic, and the rides centered around environmental and STV protests. There were posters around campus that generated a lot of interest. Both rides had around 100 in attendance. However, with the end of the semester came the end of the resurgence. In May 2009, a new Facebook group called "Critical-er Mass etc Victoria" was created. The group eventually changed its name to "Victoria Cycling Events" to accommodate a variety of other group rides and happenings. Because many people aren't able to make it to a 5:00 pm ride, the start-time changed to 6:30 (rides leave Centennial Square at 7:00), and there have been Critical Mass rides ever since. History of location is unknown. Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia Confusingly, it's on Vancouver island, while Vancouver - isn't. It was named after Queen Victoria (reigned 1837-1901), a monarch of England, as is Regina in Saskatchewan. Curiously it has the only 2 "Green" MPs in Canada, Elizabeth May (federal) and (fill in). Both sit for constituencies in Saanich, Metro Victoria.

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