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Seismic upgrading and renovations at the school led to the removal of the dying trees

When dental hygienist Pamela Poon screens the mouths of tots, it’s not uncommon for her to see children with a cavity who haven’t reached their first birthday.

Nearly budding plants growing in suburban Chaucer Street backyard

“Very often a congregation will say that these are the values, but by going through the process, it’s highlighting,” said Rev. Caveney. “Many congregations say that they are inclusive, and yet, for example, lesbians cannot be fully involved or ordained in those churches.”

The debate over foregoing the lawn mower gains steam

A work-to-rule campaign by public school teachers, set to begin on the first day of school, is only one dispute expected in education in the coming year.

Nature house idea scaled down for info centre project

Transit buses return to fall schedule next Tuesday

Footage shows the two men put on balaclavas around 11:30 p.m. before kicking and pushing at the front door. The pair gained entry and triggered the alarm, absconding with several bottles of Captain Morgan and Grand Marnier before Saanich police arrived.

Holiday stems from workers pushing for better conditions