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Hotels, resorts, cinemas allowed to reopen as sa国际传媒 begins Phase 3 of restart

Hotels, resorts, cinemas allowed to reopen as sa国际传媒 begins Phase 3 of restart

The province is entering the third phase of its restart plan, Premier John Horgan said Wednesday, which means hotels, resorts, parks, the film industry and entertainment venues such as movie theatres will all be able to reopen.
Mount Washington opens Island鈥檚 longest zip-line

Mount Washington opens Island鈥檚 longest zip-line

First flights of Mount Washington鈥檚 newest attraction take off this weekend as the alpine resort opens for the summer and unveils its Eagle鈥檚 Flight Zip Tour, the longest zip-line on the Island.
Get fundraising take-out perogy dinner at Ukrainian Cultural Centre

Get fundraising take-out perogy dinner at Ukrainian Cultural Centre

The Ukrainian Cultural Centre is putting a pandemic twist on its monthly perogy dinner, offering the meal for take-out.
Kirk LaPointe: Trade and economy trump aspirations at UN

Kirk LaPointe: Trade and economy trump aspirations at UN

Yes, prime minister, as you said in 2015, sa国际传媒 is back. Indeed, sa国际传媒 is well back. We took third place in a race for the United Nations Security Council seat in which only gold and silver medals were accorded.
Mill Bay ferry back in service starting Wednesday

Mill Bay ferry back in service starting Wednesday

For the first time since April, there is a water route alternative to the Malahat Drive. The MV Klitsa is scheduled to return to service on the Brentwood Bay-Mill Bay route this morning, with nine sailings in each direction. sa国际传媒
No drinking allowed in Saanich parks after council defeats motion

No drinking allowed in Saanich parks after council defeats motion

Saanich council voted against allowing public drinking in some district parks Monday evening without any discussion. The motion to move forward with a three-month pilot project to allow drinking from noon to 8 p.m.
Camosun sets safety protocols as fall registration starts today

Camosun sets safety protocols as fall registration starts today

Camosun College has imposed new safety protocols and learning practices as students begin registering for the fall semester. Most courses will have a component of online learning, John Boraas, Camosun鈥檚 vice-president of education, said Monday.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: What to do with stimulus money

Adrian Raeside cartoon: What to do with stimulus money

Adrian Raeside cartoon June 23, 2020
Around Island, tourism prompts tensions

Around Island, tourism prompts tensions

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Jack Knox: Cut off! Victoria-Port Angeles link sorely missed

Jack Knox: Cut off! Victoria-Port Angeles link sorely missed

The thing we often forget about our neighbours across the strait is how plugged in to Victoria they聽are.