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Cleanup efforts provide brush with history

Cleanup efforts provide brush with history

Volunteers needed to help tidy up St. Luke’s Churchyard cemetery Saturday morning

Saanich CAO subject of conflict of interest investigation in former role

Saanich chief administrative officer Andy Laidlaw was investigated over allegations of conflict of interest in former role
HCP is renewed with programming, pavilion

HCP is renewed with programming, pavilion

Horticultural Centre of the Pacific looking to book Mel Couvelier Pavilion through fall, winter
Local flavours grilled in Broadmead

Local flavours grilled in Broadmead

Med Grill executive chef Andrew Fawcett grills up some fresh B.C. sockeye salmon at Broadmead Thrifty Foods

Saanich Council launches search for new CAO

Saanich's hiring process for CAO clarified by council as search for next CAO begins
Five car fender-bender

Five car fender-bender

A chain of five cars were caught in a rear ending pile up on Blanshard Street southbound between Uptown
Saanich to revisit Watkiss Way sewage site

Saanich to revisit Watkiss Way sewage site

Mayor Richard Atwell is bringing the Watkiss Way property back to Council on Monday (July 20).

UVic deer signs appear targeted in theft

The University of Victoria was first to approve Fawns Crossing signs and those were the first to disappear.
New penalties eyed for careless fire starts

New penalties eyed for careless fire starts

Province considers barring people from provincial campgrounds for campfire violations, seizing vehicles of careless smokers
B.C. politicians battle over LNG jobs

B.C. politicians battle over LNG jobs

NDP's John Horgan says there should be employment guarantees; Premier Christy Clark says trades training is the key