Please be advised of the following alert for Victoria Regional Transit System – Route 61: Sooke Road Detour Due To MVI. DETOUR – Non Transit MVI – Sooke Closed (Ronald to Penwood) in both directions Please expect delays in this area … Continue reading →
–from Sooke Soccer There will be a club-wide bottle drive for soccer field turf on Sunday February 5, starting at 10am until 4pm at the Fred Milne soccer fields (along River Rd.) Tell your neighbors, tell your friends and family. Save up … Continue reading →
The following alerts appear on Twitter. Recommended detour is via Luxton and Happy Valley. DriveBC is posting the following information: “Vehicle Incident Highway 14 Both directions – Closed in both directions at Happy Valley Road in Langford because of Vehicle … Continue reading →
Sooke Soccer Club (SSC) is pleased to announce that 35 kids took part in their first ever soccer academy this past fall, headed up by our Technical Coach Joe Bratanovic. An immense change is noted in the technical skill of … Continue reading →
On Monday, January 30, Sooke elected officials and staff got together to discuss how businesses are licensed in Sooke. Staff brought forward the matter of business licensing, saying that there were a number of businesses in Sooke that haven’t registered … Continue reading →
At a Committee of the Whole (COW) on January 30, Sooke Council reviewed information regarding the draft Official Community Plan put forward by Ms. Price, staff. Ms. Price, who is experienced in doing OCPs, compiled the information received from the … Continue reading →
–Sooke Region Museum The Sooke Region Museum is pleased to announce the first of three talks in our spring speakers series Tea, Talk & Treats in cooperation with the University of Victoria Speakers Bureau. These talks will look at a … Continue reading →
The most recent update from the Construction Updates page noted that “There will be no blasting activity, and therefore no highway lane closures, from January, 27, 2017 until further notice.” Earlier this month, the Ministry of Transportation tweeted a bird’s-eye-view … Continue reading →
–SPN News The “pedestrian improvements” at the corner of Church and Throup Rd—a major school-child pedestrian route—initiated in September 26, 2016, remains incomplete. The temporary road markings separating the roadway from the expanded shoulder, aka “the sidewalk,” have become covered … Continue reading →
