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NEW DEMENTIA CARE FACILITY IN BRENTWOOD BAY
Posted: Friday May 9th, 2008
THERE WAS A GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY TODAY FOR A NEW 16-BED DEMENTIA CARE FACILITY IN BRENTWOOD BAY.
ONCE COMPETE IN 2009, “SLUGGET HOUSE” WILL BE RUN BY BEACON COMMUNITY... more
NO SIGN OF AN END IN BATTLE OVER ST. MARY'S
Posted: Friday May 9th, 2008
A JUDGE HAS RESERVED DECISION IN THE ON GOING BATTLE OVER ST. MARY OF THE INCARNATION CHURCH IN METCHOSIN.
A MAJORITY OF THE PARISHIONERS AT THE CHURCH VOTED LAST MONTH TO JOIN... more
BAND APPEALING FOR RETURN OF VALUABLE DVD
Posted: Friday May 9th, 2008
A LOCAL BAND IS HOPING WHO EVER STOLE THEIR SOUND EQUIPMENT WILL GIVE IT BACK.
VICTORIA POLICE SAY THE BAND 'BUCK 65' PERFORMED AT THE ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ON PANDORA... more
SOOKE PEDESTRIAN FATAL VICTIM IDENTIFIED
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
THE VICTIM OF A LOW-SPEED TRUCK-VS-PEDESTRIAN FATALITY IN SOOKE LAST MONTH HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED BY THE RCMP.
HE WAS 84-YEAR-OLD LEONARD MILLS OF THE SOOKE AREA.
MILLS WAS HIT... more
POWER BACK ON AT SOOKE SCHOOL
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
STUDENTS WHO ATTEND EDWARD MILNE COMMUNITY SCHOOL IN SOOKE WILL BE BACK IN CLASS TOMORROW.
THE SOOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS THEY'VE RESTORED POWER TO THE SCHOOL, AFTER BEING... more
JUAN DE FUCA POWER CABLE INCHES CLOSER TO CONSTRUCTION
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
THE COMPANY BEHIND A PLANNED UNDERWATER POWER LINE BETWEEN VANCOUVER ISLAND AND WASHINGTON STATE'S OLYMPIC PENINSULA HAS COMMISSIONED AN IMPACT STUDY.
SEA BREEZE POWER HAS... more
VICTORIA BEAR TRAP INCIDENT LEADS TO ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGE
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
A VICTORIA MAN HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF SETTING A BEAR TRAP IN HIS YARD THAT KILLED A CAT.
RAYMOND ROBINSON FACES ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGES. IF CONVICTED, HE FACES A POSSIBLE FINE AND... more
FORMER VICTORIA MAYOR NAMED TO COHO FERRY BOARD
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
A FORMER TWO-TERM MAYOR OF VICTORIA HAS BEEN NAMED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR BLACK BALL TRANSPORTATION.
THAT'S THE WASHINGTON BASED COMPANY THAT RUNS THE COHO FERRY FROM... more
PROVINCE FUNDS MORE CHILD CARE SPACES
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
FOUR CHILD CARE PROJECTS IN THE VICTORIA AREA HAVE RECEIVED FUNDING FROM THE PROVINCE.
MORE THAN 300,000 DOLLARS WILL FUND A TOTAL OF 100 NEW CHILD CARE SPACES IN THE... more
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' SOCCER
Posted: Friday May 9th, 2008
CLAREMONT BEAT STELLY'S IN A PENALTY KICK SHOOTOUT TO WIN THE LOWER ISLAND GIRLS TRIPLE 'A' SOCCER RYAN CUP TITLE. THE 2-SIDES WERE LEVEL AT 3-3 AFTER REGULATION AT U-VIC, THEN... more
SOOKE STINGERS MOVING
Posted: Friday May 9th, 2008
THE SOOKE STINGERS OF THE VANCOUVER ISLAND JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE ARE MOVING. WITH FALLING ATTENDANCE OVER THE LAST 3-YEARS AT SEAPARC ARENA, THE TEAM WILL BE BASED IN COLWOOD, TO... more
SHAMROCKS TRADE WITH NANAIMO
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
THE VICTORIA SHAMROCKS WERE INVOLVED INA 6-PLAYER TRADE WITH THE NANAIMO TIMBERMEN. THE ROCKS HAVE DEALT THE PLAYING RIGHTS OF PAT CARDIFF, NIC COLLISON, JOSH VAN WIEREN AND RILEY... more
SOUTH ISLAND TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Posted: Thursday May 8th, 2008
OAK BAY AGAIN WON THE LOWER ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET, HELD YESTERDAY AT U-VIC. TITLE. THAT SCHOOL'S JUSTINE JOHNSON WAS NAMED TOP GIRLS' TRACK ATHLETE IN WINNING... more
