–From Karl Warwick I have been looking for a vehicle that was owned by my father. I have tracked it down to Sooke. This truck was a custom order and one that means a lot to our family, it was … Continue reading →
The Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) is calling on each Senator of Canada to pass Bill C-262, An Act to ensure that the laws of Canada are in harmony with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous … Continue reading →
–Jen Smith It is all very wonderful that the new Sooke Council is seeking our input on transportation, trails, and embarking on a new OCP Review after the process was hijacked by former Council in 2016. However, it is a … Continue reading →
–Gabi Townsend The Alzheimer Society of B.C. thanks the people of Sooke and the West Shore for their encouraging response to January’s annual Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and to our campaign intended to challenge stigma surrounding the disease: “Yes. I live … Continue reading →
–Rosanne Day (letter and photo credit) I just attended the very successful Naloxone training at the Sooke Crisis Centre. It was sponsored by Tara Munro Counselling. She is a Sooke Counsellor doing “highly individualized counselling for children, youth and families,” … Continue reading →
–Mike Thomas, penned on December 16, 2018 I sat down this evening to write a few words about my participation in today’s events. However, I immediately realized, that the term should not be “I” but WE. You see, as the Sooke … Continue reading →
-Brenda Jordison Reminder that there is a Sock Drive going on at lunchtime in the Commons at Edward Milne Community School between now and Thursday. Please send your students with a pair or two of new socks to donate to … Continue reading →
–Jen Smith Mayor Tait can’t wait to approve pot shops in residential areas. She worries about recreational users having to drive for supply. Look out Sun River! She sees “no difference” between a pot shop and any other retail store. There’s talk at … Continue reading →
–Ellen Lewers, Sooke The Sooke Lions did an absolutely fantastic job of organizing and bringing in a host of floats for this years parade. The amount of floats and the amazing amount of spectators was overwhelming. We of the Sooke … Continue reading →
-by Evangeline MacIntyre (originally posted on Facebook on Saturday, Dec 1, and is republished here with permission) Today started out as any other chaotic Saturday morning. I was packing up the car with my arms full of stuff and my … Continue reading →
