Inside the Capitol Building, January 6, 2021. From the New Yorker, using a provided embed code. Early on, reference is made an “IO” war. IO stands for Information Operation. For more information on what that means, click here. See the … Continue reading →
The candidates were asked to address the following issues: Resolving Addictions, Mental Health and Homelessness Business Support and Economic Growth during and post COVID-19 Pandemic Affordable Housing for Youth, Families and Seniors Challenges of Transportation with Urban Growth and Liveability … Continue reading →
Click to watch the live video, below: Read my commentary, and feel free to add your own thoughts on who you felt performed the best/worst of the evening.
Continue reading →Seeking an informative-but-lite escape from the descending darkness of the 2020 US election campaign in the middle of a stupid rotten pandemic? Then, get yourself a drink (ideally one with an umbrella in it) and enjoy this 20 minute video. … Continue reading →
Taylor Bachrach (federal MP for Skeena-Bulkley Valley, NDP critic for Infrastructure and Communities) chats with Sooke Mayor Maja Tait, regarding the many significant impacts of COVID-19 on Canada’s towns and cities.
Continue reading →For references and a more detailed breakdown, visit the April labour force survey on The Daily, from Statistics Canada.
Continue reading →Sooke teachers are getting into the rhythm with this message to their students and fellow colleagues: “We’re all in this together.” Rock on! Watch the original video on Youtube here.
Continue reading →Introducing the new Integrated Forest Enforcement Law League, or I-F.E.L.L. Seriously hilarious! If this doesn’t make you laugh until you have tears streaming from your eyes, there’s something wrong with you. Watch it to the end. Time. Well. Spent. Wasted. … Continue reading →
NOTE: This is modelling, it’s not predicting. It sets the parameters that help with planning. Watch the live video here. Download the slides here. Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Minister of Health Adrian Dix provide an update to … Continue reading →
The traffic inched along Sooke Road on February 19th, 2020, apparently caused by the new-bypass-construction for the Highway 14 re-alignment. Here, the traffic begins to jam at the end of the four-lanes (aka the Sooke-ahalla) and then crawls all … Continue reading →
