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Greater Victoria group demands halt to spread of biosolids at landfill

Greater Victoria group demands halt to spread of biosolids at landfill

CRD spread 6,630 tonnes of waste at landfill in 2021, instead of planned 700
Sooke makes ‘huge headway’ on reducing building permit delays

Sooke makes ‘huge headway’ on reducing building permit delays

Municipal staff has approved 40 applications in the last three weeks
Power outage impacting almost 650 customers in Metchosin, Beecher Bay

Power outage impacting almost 650 customers in Metchosin, Beecher Bay

Power out since 4 a.m. due to downed wire
Enforcement of distracted driving dialled up on Saanich Peninsula

Enforcement of distracted driving dialled up on Saanich Peninsula

9 Vancouver Island residents die on average every year in crashes involving distracted driving
Greater Victoria school board approves land sale near Saanich school, creek

Greater Victoria school board approves land sale near Saanich school, creek

Section of former Richmond elementary site to sell for $2.5M to Victoria Hospice Society
Fellow BCGEU members join Sidney/North Saanich branch librarians in one-day strike

Fellow BCGEU members join Sidney/North Saanich branch librarians in one-day strike

Union president raises possibility of Vancouver Island Regional Library system-wide strike
Town of Qualicum Beach hires Oak Bay CAO as new chief administrative officer

Town of Qualicum Beach hires Oak Bay CAO as new chief administrative officer

Lou Varela will start in Qualicum Beach in mid-May
Songhees, Oak Bay embark on shared knowledge project for popular beach

Songhees, Oak Bay embark on shared knowledge project for popular beach

Sitchanalth/Willows, a known historic village site, remains popular with visitors today
Oak Bay student concert raises cash for humanitarian aid in Ukraine

Oak Bay student concert raises cash for humanitarian aid in Ukraine

Parents plan protest with music on school district chopping block
Sooke council OKs $106,761 electrical contract for fire hall

Sooke council OKs $106,761 electrical contract for fire hall

It is part of a $500,000 project to correct deficiencies