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LETTER: Oak Bay's OCP survey needs to be more specific

LETTER: Oak Bay's OCP survey needs to be more specific

Residents left with no way to specify preferred locations and type of housing separately in the survey
Vancouver Island traditional foods chef offers visitors a real smokeshow

Vancouver Island traditional foods chef offers visitors a real smokeshow

Indigenous Food Security and Sovereignty Program provided $80,000 grant
Helping of Big Sugar sprinkled over Island's upcoming Great Canadian Bash

Helping of Big Sugar sprinkled over Island's upcoming Great Canadian Bash

The Great Canadian Bash is at Starlight Stadium in Langford June 28
Colwood rugby standout bound for New Zealand in scholarship surprise

Colwood rugby standout bound for New Zealand in scholarship surprise

Kai Abrahamson’s rapid rise continues with elite month-long training experience with the Bay of Plenty
RDN Transit adding Sunday service on Nanaimo-Duncan express bus

RDN Transit adding Sunday service on Nanaimo-Duncan express bus

RDN Area A director votes against, as service doesn't have stop in her electoral area
Fire razes mobile home on outskirts of Port Alberni

Fire razes mobile home on outskirts of Port Alberni

Family, friends rally around couple with fundraiser after they lost their home
Panthers trip Oilers 5-2, now a win away from back-to-back Stanley Cup titles

Panthers trip Oilers 5-2, now a win away from back-to-back Stanley Cup titles

Veteran Marchand has two goals for Florida
Blunting the invasion: Conservationists take aim at Vancouver Island spartina

Blunting the invasion: Conservationists take aim at Vancouver Island spartina

Two species of Spartina have been identified from Bowser to Little River
Okanagan volleyball player helps Canada stun Germany in Nations League opener

Okanagan volleyball player helps Canada stun Germany in Nations League opener

Landon Currie's squad defeated Germany 3-2 on Wednesday, fell 3-2 to Argentina Thursday
'Never seen this many': Mid Island's largest bat colony grows to more than 2,000

'Never seen this many': Mid Island's largest bat colony grows to more than 2,000

Count was held in North Oyster this past weekend