What the Queen Means to Me winners.
Students from Sooke schools took part in an essay contest
The winners of “What the Queen means to Me” pose with their certificates at the Sunday’s Sooke Region Museum open house.
From left to right, Sara Gilbert-Bernard, Katrina Gilbert-Bernard, Raven Van Netten, Carly Duncan, Charlotte Dawson-Whisker, Josie Dawson, Isabella Dawson-Whisker and Mert Kilic.
The contest was sponsored by the Sooke News Mirror, the Sooke Region Museum, and the Rotary and Lions Clubs.
Around 50 people walked through downtown on Nov. 12 to share posters of love
The bylaw is an update to the city’s previous bylaw, which was instated in 2016
Traffic aboard BC Ferries slows after Remembrance Day long weekend
Hundreds turn out for Remembrance Day ceremony
A troubled man with a voracious appetite for illicit drugs and a non-conventional lifestyle
Official decision expected later Tuesday to end competition between North American cities to win bid and its promise of 50,000 jobs
Important stories shared as Islanders salute those who made the greatest sacrifice
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The Canadian Union of Postal Workers closed two major processing centres in Ontario and B.C.
AutismBC president Gary Robins says Laurie Guerra’s resignation is effective Nov. 12
Student union held a referendum after a campaign by Indigenous students
72 new projects are part of a 10-year, $1.9-billion strategy
Around the BCHL is a look at what’s happening in the league and around the junior A world.
Eac side responsible for $577.43 towards injuries in Comox Valley incident
