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I lost my golden retriever mix yesterday around 3pm near the Empress Hotel on Government Street in Victoria. He is about 60 pounds, with a shiny golden coat and a small white patch on his chest. He wears a bright red collar with a white metal name tag that reads NOVA, and there is a tiny crescent-shaped scar behind his left ear. He is friendly but a bit wary of strangers, and he might wander toward the Inner Harbour by the boats. I am really worried; this dog is a beloved member of our family and has sentimental value. If you have seen him, please reach out; I would be unbelievably grateful.
I lost my teak mid-century coffee table yesterday around 3pm, somewhere near the Bay Centre on Douglas Street in Victoria. It's about 48 inches long, with a glass insert in the center and a subtle brass edge. There are a couple of small nicks on the left edge, and the underside shelf has a faint circular water stain; there’s a small label that reads 'West Elm' on the bottom. This piece is sentimental to me because it was a gift from my grandfather and it holds a lot of memories. If anyone saw it or picked it up, please reach out — I’d be really grateful to get it back for our living room.
I lost my black Korg chromatic tuner, pocket-sized, yesterday around 3pm in downtown Victoria. It's model TM-60, with a small scratch on the front and a red sticker with the initials 'JQ' on the back. It’s a trusty practice tool and means a lot to me—it helped me stay in tune through gigs last summer, and I’d really be grateful to get it back. I last had it outside the Bay Centre on Yates Street, near the bus stop, but I’m sure it could be anywhere along that stretch. If someone found it, drop a note here and I’ll arrange a safe meetup to collect it.
I lost my silver ring yesterday around 3pm near the Empress Hotel on Government Street in downtown Victoria, close to the Inner Harbour. It's a slender 4mm silver band with a bezel-set emerald centerpiece and a tiny scratch along the edge from daily wear. Inside the band there's an engraving: 'H.K.' with a small heart. It has a lot of sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me, and I really need it back.
I lost my black USB-C flash drive yesterday around 3pm in downtown Victoria, near the Inner Harbour by the Royal BC Museum on Government Street. It's a small, brushed-metal digital media drive about the size of a car key, with a bright yellow star sticker on the cap and a tiny dent along the edge. It's 32GB and contains work documents and a folder of family photos, so it has sentimental value and I really need it back. If you found it, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a quick meetup in Victoria's downtown areas, such as the Parliament Buildings vicinity or near the Empress Hotel.
I found this gold bracelet this afternoon around 2:15pm on Government Street, right outside the Royal BC Museum in Victoria. It's a delicate 6.5-inch gold-plated chain with a tiny heart charm engraved with an initial 'M' and a small anchor charm. The clasp bears a faint GP stamp and there are a few micro-scratches along the band. I'm hoping to reunite it with its owner—if this sounds like yours, drop me a line and we’ll arrange a safe exchange.
Found a pair of glasses this morning around 9:15am on Government Street, right outside the Empress Hotel in downtown Victoria. They’re dark tortoiseshell frames, rectangular shape, with shiny gold hinges and clear prescription lenses. There’s a tiny chip at the bottom edge of the left lens and a faint engraving on the inside of the right temple that looks like 'Nova'—visible only up close. The glasses look well cared for, no case with them, and the arms have a few light scratches from a day in the sun. If these belong to you, DM me and we can figure out the best way to get them back to you.
I found a navy blue North Face Borealis backpack this morning around 9:15am. It was sitting on a bench near the Inner Harbour, along Government Street by the Empress Hotel in Victoria. The bag is in good condition with a few scuffs on the bottom. It has a red zipper pull on the main pocket and a lime-green carabiner clipped to the side pocket, plus a small mountain-logo pin on the front. Inside I found a water bottle sleeve and a notebook with a doodle of a penguin. It feels like someone uses this as a daily commuter bag and I’d love to reunite it with its owner. If this is yours, you’ll know the unique pin and the red zipper pull.
I found a pair of gold-tone hoop earrings with tiny freshwater pearls dangling from each hoop. They’re about 1 inch in diameter and show light wear, with a small scratch on the back clasp and a subtle 14K stamp on the inner side of the back. They came in a small black velvet pouch left under a bench. I found them yesterday around 5:15pm near the Royal BC Museum on Government Street in Victoria, by the Inner Harbour walkway. If these are yours, I’d love to get them back—happy to meet up at a public spot in Victoria.
I found a Yamaha FG800 acoustic guitar this morning around 7:30am on the sidewalk outside the Royal BC Museum along Government Street, near the Inner Harbour in Victoria. It's in a natural satin finish, dreadnought shape, with a couple of small dings on the lower bout and a blue strap with white stars still attached. There's a faint heart-shaped scratch on the headstock and a small sticker inside the soundhole with the name 'Alex'. I know how much a guitar can mean to someone and I’d really like to return it to its owner—if you recognize this, please get in touch.