Editorial cartoon

Editorial cartoon

Editorial cartoon-July 17

Britt Santowski is the Sooke News Mirror's editorial cartoonist

Olga Van Tandenburg is a cartoon character who reacts to issues in the news.

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Scheduling popular summer events like the Canada Day celebrations is difficult due to the pandemic. (File - Sooke News Mirror)
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The District of Sooke is looking at new plans to build a fenced dog park at Ponds Park Corridor. (Pixabay.com)
Sooke seeks input on dog park

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A Saanich man received almost 10 years in Supreme Court in Courtenay for a shooting incident from 2018. Record file photo
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Steven Shearer, <em>Untitled. </em>(Dennis Ha/Courtesy of Steven Shearer)
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