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Butchart Gardens closing for two weeks for renewal

Butchart Gardens closing for two weeks for renewal

The gardens will reopen Feb. 3
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B.C.'s first physician assistants join team at Saanich Peninsula Hospital

B.C.'s first physician assistants join team at Saanich Peninsula Hospital

Two physician assistants have been hired to help in the emergency department
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Licence to rent: Sidney adopts new rule for short-term rentals

Licence to rent: Sidney adopts new rule for short-term rentals

Effective Jan. 1, 2025, a business licence will be required to operate short-term rentals in Sidney
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Hundreds to converge on North Saanich for 8K run this weekend

Hundreds to converge on North Saanich for 8K run this weekend

The race kicks off in front of the Pat Bay Highway Tourist Information Building
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BC Ferries to begin maintenance work at the Brentwood Bay ferry terminal

BC Ferries to begin maintenance work at the Brentwood Bay ferry terminal

Repair work will begin on Friday, Jan. 17
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A night of giving: Wounded Warriors fundraiser takes over Central Saanich

A night of giving: Wounded Warriors fundraiser takes over Central Saanich

The charity event will take place on Jan. 25 at the Saanich Fairgrounds
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Work opportunity for Parks Canada open to Greater Victoria residents

Work opportunity for Parks Canada open to Greater Victoria residents

Deadline to apply is on Jan. 5
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Victoria Airport's parking fee hike takes off in March

Victoria Airport's parking fee hike takes off in March

YYJ is increasing short-term parking fee to $4 for two hours
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Ancient Christian ritual to be revived to bless Sidney church in new year

Ancient Christian ritual to be revived to bless Sidney church in new year

‘Chalking the door’ involves inscribing formula on doorways to bless homes and ward off evil
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Finding housing harmony a top priority for Sidney's mayor

Finding housing harmony a top priority for Sidney's mayor

Mayor Cliff McNeil-Smith says balancing the needs of residents with the demand for new housing was a primary issue for the town
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