If you haven’t already and are a business owner in Sooke, register for this free event. It’s filling up quickly, and there are still a few spots available. The Sooke Region Chamber of Commerce would like to extend an invitation … Continue reading →
Canadians divided on whether or not acknowledgements aid reconciliation with Indigenous peoples Do Canadians feel Indigenous land acknowledgements are a valuable instrument towards reconciliation in this country? Opinion largely depends on who is doing the acknowledging, along with when and … Continue reading →
This is new news to anyone who doesn’t yet know about it. This is old news (but a great reminder) to those who do. The Stick in the Mud (SITM) Coffee House has recently initiated a drink-coffee-save-the-world program. It works … Continue reading →
–Submitted by Sooke Food CHI Sooke Region’s fruit trees have been producing an abundance of apples over the past several years. This year the trees seem to be taking a break with lower fruit production. This has affected the Sooke Apple … Continue reading →
Come and meet your candidates for Sooke’s Municipal By-Election! Transition Sooke is organizing an all-candidates forum on Sunday, September 15, from 2-6 pm at the Sooke Community Hall. This is your opportunity to meet the candidates directly and find out … Continue reading →
Public appeals to Council to drop rezoning charges for Sooke Vet in Saseenos At Monday’s Council meeting (September 9, 2019), Council considered a Zoning Amendment Bylaw for 5490 Sooke Road (Saseenos Vet building). Many members of the public spoke in … Continue reading →
The building anecdotally known as the Tin Grotto or more formally as the Trading Post could potentially be demolished. On Monday’s (September 9, 2019) regular council meeting, Sooke Council considered (and passed) remedial action on the property located at … Continue reading →
-West Shore RCMP media release, photo by Trevor Wickheim (Twitter) The West Shore RCMP are investigating after a BC Transit bus was involved in a collision in Langford. On September 12, 2019, West Shore RCMP responded to a collision involving … Continue reading →
-With notes and images from Pacific Region Conservation and Protection As part of Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s work to end illegal activity, the Department asks the public for information on activities of this nature or any contravention of the Fisheries … Continue reading →
–From Bruce Hegerat Free Public Talk: Time: Wednesday, Sept 18, 2019, 6 PM to 7 PM Place: On The Grassy Knoll at the Physio Centre and Little Vienna Bakery Strip Mall the rear side of the complex. 6726 W Coast … Continue reading →
