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Islanders brace for rainy November

Islanders brace for rainy November

The gloomiest month of the year is also the wettest
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South Island cell service upgrade making its way west to Port Renfrew

South Island cell service upgrade making its way west to Port Renfrew

First cell tower west of Sooke went into service at the end of May, more coming
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Police say man whacked with driftwood after pair clash over Sooke fishing hole

Police say man whacked with driftwood after pair clash over Sooke fishing hole

RCMP investigating after Victoria man injured in attack on Sooke beach
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Thieves plague Vancouver Island property dedicated to helping Ukrainian refugees.

Thieves plague Vancouver Island property dedicated to helping Ukrainian refugees.

Owner offers $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest
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23 kittens rescued from ‘hoarding situation’ in Vancouver Island home

23 kittens rescued from ‘hoarding situation’ in Vancouver Island home

Cats left without water and food, says animal welfare group
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Why catching a killer could mean a big tax hike for one Vancouver Island community

Why catching a killer could mean a big tax hike for one Vancouver Island community

Hefty bill for homicide investigation could lead to tax hike, warns Sooke Mayor Maja Tait
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Changing times hanging up Sooke’s last payphone

Changing times hanging up Sooke’s last payphone

Communities last payphone being unplugged next month as dying service fades on Vancouver Island
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6 people flee Vancouver Island house fire

6 people flee Vancouver Island house fire

Residents heard a loud bang, saw smoke, firefighters say propane bottle exploded
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Scientist leaping to the defence of Vancouver Island’s dwindling jumping slug

Scientist leaping to the defence of Vancouver Island’s dwindling jumping slug

Mapping project tracks this important indicator of the health of B.C. rainforest
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Deal inked for tugs to escort oil tankers through Strait of Juan de Fuca

Deal inked for tugs to escort oil tankers through Strait of Juan de Fuca

East Sooke-based vessels part of $150-million expansion by Western Canada Marine Response Centre
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