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Ferry sailing cancelled

The 5 p.m. ferry from Swartz Bay to Tsawwassen is cancelled for today (Nov.29). The Spirit of British Columbia's 11 a.m. sailing was forced to return to Tsawwassen due to a medical emergency onboard,… more
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Single vehicle crash claims young Sidney man

Extra adornment at the skateboard park in Sidney, can be attributed to the death of a young man last weekend. Christopher Rytter, 20, of Sidney died in a single vehicle crash in Shawnigan Lake shortly… more
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TRAINING GROUND

A harrowing rescue on the Cowichan River merited a warrant officer some reluctant recognition last week. Gavin Johnstone, a former cadet with the 676 Kittyhawk Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron base… more
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Carving out a vision

A vision for a First Peoples House on University of Victoria grounds has become a reality. There’s the obvious evidence … more
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Police investigate local vandalism spree

Central Saanich Police Bar fight A bar in Saanichton on East Saanich Road was the site of an altercation on November 23… more
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PROVINCIAL NEWS IN BRIEF

‘Help workers, not companies’ The federal government shouldn’t offer financial assistance to individual companies or ind… more
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Sharing the wealth

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Deadline for sewer connection extended

The deadline for sewer system hook-up in two North Saanich neighbourhoods has been pushed back many months. Originally,… more
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Peninsula on Games flame route

Locals can win time carrying Olympic torch The Olympic torch will kick off a marathon journey right here on the Island, … more
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Signs, reflectors not enough, residents say

Speeding on Wain Road continues to be a problem New, modified speed signs and reflector strips on a contentious strip of… more
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