Seven mixed teams played in the 54/50 invitational.
Fundraiser by Sooke resident appreciated by Albertans
Royal Bank and Evergreen Centre host a barbecue for Sooke residents
Sooke Loggers are playing at the ISC World Tournament Quad Cities IA/IL this week. First game won, 10-3 in five innings.
The Sooke Salmon Enhancement Society (SSES) has just completed its first decade of Chinook Salmon Derby.
Paddlers from first nations groups across the Pacific Northwest take part in Tribal Journey
The flames may have wrecked their studio but it won't stop the dancers
Eight-year-old chess player among the best in age group in Canada
Campground tenants are able to stay at Cheanu First Nation site until Sept. 1
It takes more than an office-demolishing fire to shut down the news. The Sooke News Mirror is open for business.
Royal Canadian Marine Search and rescue receives $300,000
One of Sooke’s dedicated triathlon athletes, Owen Stampflee, competed at the Subaru Vancouver Triathlon.
30-day notice is not sufficient for long-term tenants
30-day notice is not enough time to relocate say residents
Throttle Therapy: There’s magic in motorcycling when riding in groups
Annual outdoor concert in Sooke was graced with sunshine and enthusiasm
The Cheanuh campground will close on August 11 to allow for development that will help the Beecher Bay Band improve their quality of life.
The venerable Sooke Harbour House is one of the top 500 hotels in the world
Camp Barnard recently received an infusion of $10,000 towards the construction of a new accessible washroom.
Following is a police report recording the ongoings in Sooke, from the local RCMP.
