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The Empress

The Empress

Hotel in Victoria, British ColumbiaWikipedia

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Sep 28, 2026

Steve StocktonHOST
39:19
She went missing on November 8, 2012, when she was 26 years old.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:24
She was last seen in front of the Empress Hotel in Victoria, British Columbia.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:29
In the fall of 2011, Emma came to Victoria from Perth, Ontario.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:34
She briefly worked at the Redfish Bluefish Seafood Restaurant in Victoria's Inner Harbor.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:17
After that, Emma hailed a taxi and asked to be taken to the Victoria International Airport.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:23
However, she could not pay the fare and had to exit the cab, although she had the $200 prepaid card.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:31
Emma was spotted walking barefoot in front of the Empress Hotel.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:35
A person named Dennis Quay called 911 to report that a woman was in severe distress outside the hotel.
RianaGUEST
27:23
So it's got these sort of gorgeous, beautiful old buildings.
RianaGUEST
27:26
There's a famous like Fairmont Empress Hotel that's right there.
RianaGUEST
27:30
A lot of like afternoon tea and fish and chips.
RianaGUEST
27:33
So it has those kind of like British vibes, you know, like walking streets, like pedestrianized streets, little markets, little alleyways, things like that.
RianaGUEST
29:05
So that's where you get like the, you know, you got the tiered stands with the little cakes and the little petit fours and little sandwiches.
RianaGUEST
29:12
So there's a couple places in Victoria that do that.
RianaGUEST
29:14
The most famous one being the Fairmont Empress Hotel.
RianaGUEST
29:17
That's also the most expensive one.
CarolynGUEST
48:21
It's a different experience.
CarolynGUEST
48:22
Like, don't come expecting the Victoria Fairmont.
CarolynGUEST
48:25
Obviously, we're outside on the veranda, and we're back in the 1850s, but it's really unique to sit on the veranda and see the hustle-bustle of the fort while you have tea.
JasHOST
48:34
Yeah, no, it's a nice experience.
Misti HurstGUEST
0:05
And one was, you know, I'd just been, this was 20 some odd years ago where I was just a passenger on the back of a motorcycle, which is where women typically just ended up.
Misti HurstGUEST
0:15
And I never thought anything of it until one day I was, you know, the passenger on the back and there was all these men riding motorcycles and we'd all gathered in front of the Empress Hotel in Victoria.
Misti HurstGUEST
0:29
And this girl rode up on her own motorcycle.
Misti HurstGUEST
0:32
And, you know, it was like out of a movie scene.

22 MINS LATER

Misti HurstGUEST
22:32
There were two distinct moments and they are covered in the book where I totally fell in love with motorcycling.
Misti HurstGUEST
22:38
And one was, you know, I'd just been this was 20 some odd years ago where I was just a passenger on the back of a motorcycle, which is where women typically just ended up.
Misti HurstGUEST
22:48
And I never thought anything of it until one day I was 16. you know the passenger on the back and there was all these men riding motorcycles and we'd all gathered in front of the empress hotel in victoria and this girl rode up on her own motorcycle and you know it was like out of a movie scene she pulled up expertly and she pulled off her helmet and her long blonde hair tumbled out and and i was just everyone stared at her and i stared at her and i just thought that's way cooler than this i want to be like her And so immediately I went over and talked to her and she and I became really good friends.
Misti HurstGUEST
23:26
And I started riding motorcycles, instantly fell in love with it.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:20
She went missing on November 8, 2012, when she was 26 years old.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:25
She was last seen in front of the Empress Hotel in Victoria, British Columbia.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:30
In the fall of 2011, Emma came to Victoria from Perth, Ontario.
Steve StocktonHOST
39:35
She briefly worked at the Redfish Bluefish Seafood Restaurant in Victoria's Inner Harbor.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:18
After that, Emma held a taxi and asked to be taken to the Victoria International Airport.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:23
However, she could not pay the fare and had to exit the cab, although she had the $200 prepaid card.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:31
Emma was spotted walking barefoot in front of the Empress Hotel.
Steve StocktonHOST
41:35
A person named Dennis Quay called 911 to report that a woman was in severe distress outside the hotel.
Peter KnegoHOST
19:30
It's got lovely architecture.
Peter KnegoHOST
19:31
It's got the Empress Hotel, which is sort of a tourist trap now because you go there for high tea and pay a fortune.
Peter KnegoHOST
19:39
They've got the Parliament Building right there.
Peter KnegoHOST
19:41
They have a little Maritime Museum, which has some nice models of some of the CN and CP ships that used to sail up into Alaska.
KenHOST
8:26
Or you can walk like we did.
KenHOST
8:27
You've got the Parliament buildings, the beautiful Empress Hotel.
KenHOST
8:31
There's even a shrubbery orca out there.
KenHOST
8:34
Grab some ice cream like we did.

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