Wear 2 Start non-profit helps women dress their best for job interview or first few days on the job
An escaped horse found near Elk Lake kept Saanich police officers busy on the weekend.
Whistleblower who notified Saanich Mayor Richard Atwell to Spector 360 program speaks out
Long-awaited reform to allow public input at Saanich council meetings should be a reality by April 20
Goward House Society receives significantly less in grant funding and in-kind services than other seniors centres in Saanich, report finds
St. Michaels University School reassures parents changes have been made in light of 'discredited' allegations dating back to 2011
Saanich municipality confirms expenses totalling $2,199 (U.S. dollars) for installation and use of Spector 360 will be final costs
FOI results on purchase and installation of Saanich spying software, Spector 360, reveals at least $29,000 bill
Proposed 4.5-per-cent increase on existing taxpayers too much, says Saanich council
CRD will evaluate pilot program at the end of March and decide whether it should be offered in future years
Privacy experts label bill 'dangerously vague' and question its intent in targeting environmental and other dissent groups
Saanich debates new interpretations of Environmental Development Permit Area, possibly impacting thousands of homeowners
Pink Shirt Day highlights modern bullying and the way police, parents and educators are adapting to the times
UVic, Camosun student societies to alternate at commission table
WITS programs helping to crack down on cyberbullying
Coun. Vic Derman wants District of Saanich to become a “world leader” in sustainable development
Average homeowner would see $173 jump in tax, utility bills, draft budget reveals
Saanich resident Anita Bull believes few affected homeowners are aware of restrictive Environmental Development Permit Area
“Nothing happens fast, that’s what I’m learning really quickly:" Coun. Colin Plant
Largely 'stand-pat' throne speech fails to address funding gaps, say opposition parties