Even if there is no new construction, the current traffic jam is here to stay, writes Derek Lewers
22 rural ambulance stations to be upgraded to 24/7
Committee recommending parking permits in problem areas
Three bottles of wine stolen from liquor store
The U14 girls team got better with every game
In rebuttal to the Will Webster July 8 letter, he segued from my comments on the protesters occupying the land administered by the First Nations and the request from their leaders that they vacate it to an apocalyptic view of forestry practices.
There is no shortage of scientific research extolling the benefits of leaving old-growth forests intact. As a logger friend pointed out recently, there is also no shortage of timber to harvest in B.C.
We are all familiar with the hard work that one Sooke resident does.
Public feedback made a difference in many areas of Highway 14 project
C-division team raising funds for trip to Abbotsford following a perfect season
The multi-purpose sports box should be ready for games early 2022
Bill Jones says protesters will minimize activity, but stay until until logging ceases
They couldn't do the groundbreaking, so they did a mid-construction gravel toss
Meetings conducted remotely since Nov. 23
Local governments must disclose expensesa and salaries by June 30
'There is so much emotion: grief, anger and sadness'
Pacheedaht First Nation issued a call Monday for protesters to leave the Fairy Creek area, explicitly citing the risk of forest fires as a heatwave baked Vancouver Island.
Suspect apprehended after short foot chase, no passersby were injured
The body will store any type of calorie as fat if you are eating more than you need
I find myself compelled to respond to Marie Wilson's letter to you published in the June 24 edition of your paper (Fairy Creek land defenders must go).
