The annual Robbie Burns dinner was held Jan. 29 at the Sooke Legion.
Bill Dryden recites the ode to the haggis.
The life of the immortal Scottish poet Robbie Burns was celebrated on Jan. 29 at the Legion. Left, Bill Dryden toasts the haggis along with the Sooke Pipes and Drums and speaks of the glorious properties of the glorious oaten orb.
Each fall thousands of vistors head to the park to watch the annual salmon spawn
Braefoot association dinged $50 for parking baseball team’s van
Five earthquakes overnight on Oct. 21 were measured as ‘strong’
Several earthquakes of Vancouver Island’s West Coast have people wondering how to be ready
Crash temporarily closes Sooke Road
Jodi Klahm-Kozicki said the experience was ‘magical’ near Denman Island
Harry Gough led incumbent Cindy Fortin by one vote on election night Saturday
Mountain Equipment Co-op was criticized for perpetuating a white-only picture of the outdoors
Despite Mexican efforts to stop them at the Guatemala-Mexico border, about 5,000 Central American migrants resumed their advance toward the U.S. border Sunday in southern Mexico.
Officials say 70 per cent of people in those provinces will get back more than they end up paying out as fuel costs rise to incorporate the carbon tax.
Canada Post union announces rotating strikes in four Canadian cities.
Canada has added its voice to global calls for answers, with Trudeau telling the CBC in an interview today that the Saudi government’s explanation of what happened lacks credibility.
Kevin Johnston will be sentenced on Nov. 6 for his role in communicating online with a person posing as a 14-year-old girl.
Rescued animal remains in critical condtion at Vancouver Aquarium after Ucluelet incident
