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Sidney to start Tulista Park improvements this month

Sidney to start Tulista Park improvements this month

Work will see the replacement of poplar trees and a widened walkway
Several hundred fish dead in Sidney’s Reay Creek after suspected bleach leak

Several hundred fish dead in Sidney’s Reay Creek after suspected bleach leak

Ian Bruce of Peninsula Streams Society calls for speedy, proper investigation
300 protesters hike in to Vancouver Island old-growth logging camps

300 protesters hike in to Vancouver Island old-growth logging camps

RCMP report just two arrests during enforcement on Saturday
Potentially life-altering crash under investigation by VicPD

Potentially life-altering crash under investigation by VicPD

Driver arrested at the scene and four people sent to hospital, two with serious injuries
Over 1,500 customers east of Sooke without power

Over 1,500 customers east of Sooke without power

Power was lost in the area west of La Bonne Road and east of West Coast Road just after 2:45 p.m.
Sidney Museum and Archives’ three-month renovation closure starts June 1

Sidney Museum and Archives’ three-month renovation closure starts June 1

Facility has five months to reach donation goal of $25,000; nearly $15,00 raised so far
Protesters arrested, locking devices destroyed at Vancouver Island logging protest camps

Protesters arrested, locking devices destroyed at Vancouver Island logging protest camps

3 arrests Friday bring total number to 170 since May 17
Completed Vancouver Street corridor adds to Victoria cycle network

Completed Vancouver Street corridor adds to Victoria cycle network

2.5-kilometre route runs between Bay Street and Park Boulevard
SD61 budget approved, majority of music programs saved

SD61 budget approved, majority of music programs saved

Cuts reduced from $7 million to $4.7 million using projected surplus
Hot days have Greater Victoria strawberry growers hastily picking to meet demand

Hot days have Greater Victoria strawberry growers hastily picking to meet demand

Growers across the region say recent hot weather quickly readied the berries for harvest