–by G.K. Sydney (photos and column) AC . RO . PHO . BI . A noun, extreme or irrational fear of heights This hike with my energizer husband is going to kill me. He hikes like a thirty-year old, goes … Continue reading →
The following cartoon was created by Jordyn Borsellino, a Sooke Youth and animator. Visit Jordyn online at her DeviantArt page. Cartoons by Jordyn on SPN … Continue reading →
Last week on June 11, Loblaw Companies Limited (Loblaw) and Second Harvest further solidified their commitment to tackle food waste in Canada with the expansion of FoodRescue.ca to British Columbia. Made possible by a donation of $415,000 from Loblaw to Second Harvest, this free … Continue reading →
–Constable Tim Schewe Paul from CompetentDrivingBC often shares his insights here on DriveSmartBC. I like his explanation of whether to signal or not and decided to share it with you. It’s great advice that we should all practice all the time. Surprisingly … Continue reading →
Renters report spending more of their income on housing than homeowners do Canadians are devoting hefty chunks of their pay checks to housing according to a recent survey conducted by RateSupermarket.ca. Among renters, 44 percent of Canadians report that more than … Continue reading →
–Editorial, Britt Santowski, Sooke PocketNews Conversation, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, means “an informal, usually private, talk in which two or more people exchange thoughts, feelings, or ideas, or in which news or information is given or discussed.” As more … Continue reading →
Sooke Baptist Church would like to invite your kids entering Grades 1 to 5 to be part of our ROAR Summer DayCamp! We get five mornings together to explore the adventures and trials of life through super fun active games, … Continue reading →
Move Out Sale this Saturday 9am – 1pm at 7828 Dalrae Place. Everything must go. Kitchenware, books, kids toys, furniture, rugs, wetsuits, lifejackets, lawn mower, home decor, wall art and a huge FREE box! Pre-sale photos below, more to be … Continue reading →
UPDATE: The 13-year-old female reported missing on June 11th 2019, has been located, and she is safe and sound. All identifying information has been removed from this article. Britt/SPN Original post: West Shore RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in … Continue reading →
–West Shore RCMP media release Summer is just around the corner and that means more vehicle traffic on our roadways. That’s why West Shore RCMP’s Traffic Unit has been targeting traffic hot spots. One of the identified hot spots is the Esquimalt Lagoon on … Continue reading →
