–SPN News In the late afternoon on Saturday, August 27, Sooke emergency workers were called out to the Sooke Potholes for a rope rescue. Sooke and Metchosin attended at the Potholes, and Otter Point assisted at the helicopter landing zone … Continue reading →
On now until 8pm. [unitegallery sooke_music_fest_2016] Details here … Continue reading →
“The Copper Room is a relaxed alternative to our fine dining restaurant, serving a wonderful and extensive array of Vancouver Island wine, spirits, cocktails and craft beers to accompany hearty and wholesome food from our kitchens. As Fall draws near, come sit by our cozy open fire in the Copper Room and enjoy a warm ambiance.” –Sooke Harbour House
Copper Room at Sooke Harbour House
The photo of a couple married for 62 years being forced to live in separate nursing homes has got the attention of the world. It’s a photo of Wolf Gottschalk, 83, and his wife Anita, 81, residents of Surrey BC. According to … Continue reading →
-from the Otter Point Volunteer Fire Department‘s Facebook page Another glorious summer weekend upon us. Have fun but please be very careful. Even when the temperature drops to normal levels, it is still EXTREMELY dry. It will take considerably more than … Continue reading →
The Juan de Fuca Emergency Program just tweeted that the boil advisory for those in East Sooke on the Wilderness Mountain Water Systems is now cancelled. The boil water advisory went into effect on July 28, 2016. Boil water advisory lifted for … Continue reading →
-The following comes from BC’s RCMP Cougars naturally occupy the southern third of British Columbia and occasionally stray into residential areas. Cougars are meat-eating predators whose actions are unpredictable and often dangerous. If You Meet a Cougar Never approach a … Continue reading →
From Canada Post, August 25, 2016 The Canadian Union of Postal Workers files 72-hour notices to strike The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has provided Canada Post with 72-hour strike notices. The union will be in a legal position … Continue reading →
Quick Facts: Under the Wildlife Act, it is illegal to feed or attract dangerous wildlife, such as bears. Penalties can be as high as $100,000 in fines and one year in prison. –BC Gov News Public urged to use common … Continue reading →
-Media release, Sooke Fine Arts Society After tallying 2500 votes, the Sooke Fine Arts Society is proud it announce the winners of the People’s and Children’s Choice Awards at the 2016 Sooke Fine Arts Show. This year the People’s Choice votes … Continue reading →
