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Ski run safety largely self-regulated in B.C.

Ski run safety largely self-regulated in B.C.

Outside of lift activity, government leaves individual resorts alone to set and enforce their own safety standards
Session expands on earthquake prep lessons

Session expands on earthquake prep lessons

Monterey Recreation Centre hosts 90-minute emergency preparedness session
B.C. changing orphan benefit policy

B.C. changing orphan benefit policy

Government stopped deducting child support and CPP orphan benefits last year, but WorkSafeBC benefits were overlooked
Unusual visitor offers cause for pause

Unusual visitor offers cause for pause

Oak Bay Guesthouse selected for The Red Chair’s Oak Bay stay
Vancouver Island elk making a comeback

Vancouver Island elk making a comeback

First Nations and non-First Nations hunters praising government management plan that has herds at highest population in a generation
Readers can keep Oak Bay among Best of the City

Readers can keep Oak Bay among Best of the City

Cast your ballot online at oakbaynews.com/contests/
Funding bolsters early earthquake warning plans

Funding bolsters early earthquake warning plans

Oak Bay Fire Chief Dave Cockle figures “the last place you want to be is in the dentist chair when the earthquake hits.”
Assisted suicide debate finds Vancouver Island battleground

Assisted suicide debate finds Vancouver Island battleground

Authorities will have to decide if service should be provided at St. Joseph's Comox and other faith-based hospitals
Ex-provincial staffer charged in email affair

Ex-provincial staffer charged in email affair

Two charges of making false statements to information and privacy commissioner laid against George Gretes by special prosecutor
Fines increasing for forest fire violations

Fines increasing for forest fire violations

Fine for ignoring fire bans or interfering with forest firefighting efforts will be tripled, but vehicle seizures off the table