Oak Bay parents expect to hear details on childcare spaces
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The Victoria Natural History Society has sent letters to 13 municipalities in Greater Victoria asking them to consider covering cats under animal control regulations.
What do you think? Should cats have the same licensing requirements as dogs in Greater Victoria? Take our poll and have your say.
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