Saanich resident found guilty in beating death of former UVic student

One of the most complex investigations in the history of Oak Bay police wrapped up Wednesday morning (Jan. 7) at B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver. Justice Mary Humphries found Saanich resident Randeep Ricky Sihota guilty of second-degree murder, attempted robbery, and... more

• Bigger garages, gym video, new staff - news from Oak Bay council
• Taggers, paint throwers target Oak Bay businesses
• Deluge limits access to and from Sooke  

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Arts Briefs

CRD puts call out for arts advisors The Capital Regional District needs individuals to serve on its Arts Advisory Council. The council is a volunteer committee that adjudicates CRD funding programs and provides advice and policy recommendations on issues relating to... more

• The left and the right of it
• The Real Thing plays at the Belfry Theatre
• Concert announcement

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Tree chipping still available

Still have a Christmas tree hanging around? Claremont high school volunteers will be chipping trees on Sat. Jan 10, from 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. in the school parking lot on Wesley Road. Chipping by Cordova Bay Tree Service is... more

• As Christmas decor comes down, post-holiday stress boils over
• Begin the New Year with an icy dip
• Environmentalist , businessman and fundraising-wonder weigh in with Christmas wishes

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Letters to the editor: Jan. 6

FSA tests have negative purpose Re: Provincewide assessments are essential to education, Letters, Dec. 31 I read Tim Pelton’s letter with regards to his view on FSA testing with interest. He made some good points. However, he seems to have avoided answering... more > more

Letters to the editor: Dec. 23

Yes, Virginia, there really is a Santa Claus Eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York’s The Sun, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial Sept. 21, 1897. The work of... more

• Letters for Dec. 19

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