At Monday’s Regular Council meeting, a number of staff were recognized for their length of service. Recognized for five or more years of dedicated service were: You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please Login. Not … Continue reading →
The Great Wall of China, by Jakub Hałun, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia The Canadian government has updated it’s travel advisories to include a high caution on travel to China. They urge potential visitors to China to “exercise a high degree of … Continue reading →
At their January 14 Regular Council meeting, elected officials considered a staff-generated report recommending that Council reject an application for exlude the lot at 7166 West Coast Road from the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR). You need to login to view … Continue reading →
Sterling Financial Accounting Services Location : Victoria BC CA We are looking for a data entry clerk to assist with entering invoices, must have fast typing skills and adept at excel. Victoria, BC (Required)…. More >> jobs by … Continue reading →
A picture of the proposed design vault toilet to be installed at the John Phillips Memorial Park. Council met for its first regular council meeting of 2019 on Monday, January 14, with the public portion of the meeting starting at … Continue reading →
The Root Cellar Village Green Grocer Location : Victoria BC CA If your answer is yes, we would love for you to join our Coffee Shop Team at The Root Cellar! Would you like to learn more about the barista … Continue reading →
BC Pension Corporation Location : Victoria BC CA To develop and maintain collaborative partnerships with corporate clients to ensure the effective delivery of programs and services and to communicate program… More >> jobs by … Continue reading →
Canada’s tourism sector is a driver of the Canadian economy: it contributes to economic growth and creates opportunities and jobs for the middle class across Canada. The tourism sector is an important source of employment for Canadians, supporting 1.8 million … Continue reading →
Communities dependent on fisheries are getting help in protecting British Columbia’s fish stocks through the new, provincially funded Centre for Innovation in Fish Health at Vancouver Island University (VIU). Climate change is threatening the sustainability of coastal communities that depend … Continue reading →
The best part of any police officer’s shift, besides catching bad guys is when they get to spend time in their own community. There were many moments throughout 2018 where RCMP members were able to spend some time and connect … Continue reading →
