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Opponents of Saanich's alternative approval process take to the streets

Opponents of Saanich's alternative approval process take to the streets

Protest of plan to borrow $150 million for Saanich Operations Centre set for Saturday on Gorge Road at Tillicum
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Head of the class: UVic among global leaders in sustainable impact

Head of the class: UVic among global leaders in sustainable impact

UVic placed 14th out of 2,318 institutions worldwide for its work toward implementing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
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Saanich boasts big bash on the Gorge Waterway for 25th Canada Day party

Saanich boasts big bash on the Gorge Waterway for 25th Canada Day party

Activities unique to the Gorge picnic include voyageur canoe rides and strawberry tea at the Victoria Canoe and Kayak Club
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Bird Friendly City: Great horned owl crowned king in Saanich

Bird Friendly City: Great horned owl crowned king in Saanich

Owl defeats feathered friends, Benwick's wren, Cooper's hawk and northern flicker
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PHOTOS: These 5 Saanich kittens are looking for their forever home

PHOTOS: These 5 Saanich kittens are looking for their forever home

'Handsome brothers' Banjo, Burrito, Bubbles, Boo and Binx are looking for forever homes
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Saanich's Camosun College prepares to honour over 1,200 graduates

Saanich's Camosun College prepares to honour over 1,200 graduates

6 ceremonies will held across 3 days
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Garbage-rummaging bear in Saanich residential area prompts police warning

Garbage-rummaging bear in Saanich residential area prompts police warning

Witnesses have observed the bear moving through residential properties in the area of Santa Clara Avenue, Piedmont Drive
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Cougar spotted near Saanich school, the latest of several recent sightings

Cougar spotted near Saanich school, the latest of several recent sightings

Cougar spotted near Doncaster Elementary School Thursday afternoon
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Public engagement builds up on Saanich’s Tillicum Burnside Plan

Public engagement builds up on Saanich’s Tillicum Burnside Plan

District begins gathering public feedback on long-term plan aiming to shape the area’s future
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Tossing lit cigarettes could cost $575 in fines: Saanich police

Tossing lit cigarettes could cost $575 in fines: Saanich police

Cigarette butt tossed roadside likely to blame for Friday morning blaze on Pat Bay Highway
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