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‘A new vision’: Langford legion looks to the future with upcoming renovations

‘A new vision’: Langford legion looks to the future with upcoming renovations

Long-awaited renovations are set to begin in May and take up to a year to complete
B.C. anti-COVID mandate rally sees renewed support as thousands gather at legislature

B.C. anti-COVID mandate rally sees renewed support as thousands gather at legislature

We Unify Canada arranged a substantial list of speakers voicing concerns around mandates
Saanich high school students compete in a world-renowned robotics competition

Saanich high school students compete in a world-renowned robotics competition

Each team built, coded a life-size robot for competitive field game at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
Township of Esquimalt CAO retiring after over 30 years in local government

Township of Esquimalt CAO retiring after over 30 years in local government

The recruitment of Laurie Hurst’s replacement will begin late March
Oil spill ‘not matter of if, but when’: Island councils renew call to Canada for Sidney rescue tug

Oil spill ‘not matter of if, but when’: Island councils renew call to Canada for Sidney rescue tug

Tugs were only present in Juan de Fuca, Haro or Boundary Pass 30 per cent of the time in 2019
University of Victoria researcher helps build global inventory of fish grunts, squeals

University of Victoria researcher helps build global inventory of fish grunts, squeals

Research helps better understand how noise impacts marine life
Langford council waiting for provincial guidance on code of conduct

Langford council waiting for provincial guidance on code of conduct

After another heated exchange, council votes to seek guidance from province before drafting code
‘It’s my time to do what I can’: Victoria man headed to Ukraine to assist at hospital

‘It’s my time to do what I can’: Victoria man headed to Ukraine to assist at hospital

Mark Preston-Horin has a Ukrainian-Canadian background and love for helping others
Complaint filed against Sooke School District teacher for reading ‘derogatory word’ aloud

Complaint filed against Sooke School District teacher for reading ‘derogatory word’ aloud

Verbatim reading was from widely-used book; SD62 crafts plan to help ‘unlearn unconscious bias’
Incessant honkers can now face $125 fine on the spot in Victoria

Incessant honkers can now face $125 fine on the spot in Victoria

Tweaking of noise bylaw response to freedom convoys; another planned for this weekend