Resident of Sooke and representative of SENSEBC, Derek Lewers spoke on CFAX1070 today on the province’s recent decision to reduce some speed limits throughout BC. Click through and give it a listen! https://t.co/IlII7mh0Of — CFAX1070 (@cfax1070) November 7, 2018 Link … Continue reading →
The following was tweeted out earlier on Monday, Oct 15, from the District of Sooke. #Sooke Traffic Delay: Phillips Road between Sooke River Campsite and Seaparc will be reduced to single-lane alternating Tuesday, October 16 all day. — SookeCa (@SookeCa) … Continue reading →
Overnight paving will take place on Sooke Road between Lazzar Road and Idlemore Road, starting Thu Oct 4 at 8:00 pm going through until Fri Oct 5 at 5:00 am. Partial lane closures will impact traffic in both directions. The … Continue reading →
We couldn’t report on this earlier, as our power was out. Thank you wind, thank you tree. And thank you BC Hydro crews for tending to this! If you are returning home to a blinking stove clock, here’s why. Just … Continue reading →
Hey Sooke, are you a fan of the CBC’s Debaters? Yes or No, you really should give this week’s comedic debate a listen (originally aired September 21). Specifically, the second the debate. Specifically the ending. The whole thing is good … Continue reading →
According to Drive BC, construction on Sooke Rd between Lazzar Road and Idlemore Road will result in an overnight lane closure. That construction begins this evening, Saturday Sep 22 at 8:00 pm and will continue through until early tomorrow morning, … Continue reading →
The following notices were posted by the District of Sooke, on Twitter: Sooke River Rd: 500 meters south of Sooke Potholes parking lot, closed Thursday September 20, 9-11am Road work planned for #Sooke River Road, Thursday Sept 20 from 9pm-11pm. … Continue reading →
UPDATE from Sooke Fire: “Update at 5:10pm single lane alternating traffic. Traffic is backed up, so will be slow moving.” UPDATE from Sooke SD62 Superintendent at 5:43 pm: “All students have been picked up and on their way home.” HEAVY … Continue reading →
We’re pleased to report that the recent rainfall has brought about some wonderful news: The EXTREME fire hazard rating has dropped to MODERATE, effective today. This also means that the campfire ban has been lifted within the District of Sooke … Continue reading →
Did you feel it? According to information on the the US Geological Survey website, there was a 3.3 magnitude earthquake this morning, in the Juan de Fuca strait. According to their intensity map, it would have been stronger in Victoria than … Continue reading →
