The following poster was created by Ella MacQuisten for Wild Wise Sooke. Click on the poster to see the original, larger sized work. For your reading convenience, the text is printed out below. Steller Jay Cyanocitta steller Did you know? … Continue reading →
The following poster was created by Ella MacQuisten for Wild Wise Sooke. Click on the poster to see the original, larger sized work. For your reading convenience, the text is printed out below. River Otter Lutra Canadensis BC Conservation Data … Continue reading →
The following videos and gallery are from Sooke PocketNews youth correspondent Ariah. Photo Gallery Featured Videos From Social Media Large crowds heading to #ClimateStrike have police directing traffic at Spring Garden Rd. intersection. People of all ages are packed into … Continue reading →
The following poster was created by Ella MacQuisten for Wild Wise Sooke. Click on the poster to see the original, larger sized work. For your reading convenience, the text is printed out below. Vaux Swift Chaetura vauxi COSEWIC: Threatened Threatened … Continue reading →
– by Sheila Whincup Harmony Project Sooke (HPS) begins its fall program this week! Two classes in Drumline (marching band style drumming), and three classes in Strings (violin, viola, cello) will be offered. All meet at Journey Middle School. HPS … Continue reading →
The following poster was created by Ella MacQuisten for Wild Wise Sooke. Click on the poster to see the original, larger sized work. For your reading convenience, the text is printed out below. Northern Saw-whet Owl Aegolius acadicus BC Ministry … Continue reading →
The following cartoon was created by Jordyn Borsellino, a Sooke Youth and animator. Visit Jordyn online at her DeviantArt page. Cartoons by Jordyn on SPN … Continue reading →
–by Alyssa Taylor, EMCS youth November, falling leaves, oranges and yellows, and of course Movember. The time of the year where people come together over a common cause or celebration. Now you may be asking, “Isn’t that December?” Not today, friend. … Continue reading →
By Alyssa Taylor It’s that time of year again, where the holiday spirit runs amok and you can make a vitally important difference for the people in your community. It’s time for 10,000 Tonight! The annual event hosted at Edward … Continue reading →
–Finn and Chloe Unger We are too young to vote right now, but we won’t be forever. Until then, we are watching and listening and learning from all of you, in preparation. And we have three questions we want to ask, … Continue reading →
