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Interviews and records show that Landon Eastep struggled with his mental health, battled substance abuse and fell into a spiral of crime.

I’d like to set the record straight. If one is going to state facts, then the facts need to be accurate. That being said, to start with, I have been seeing videos and photographs of my store, The Smiling Cow, for the last year or so that appear to...

The spiral tower of the Malahat Skywalk. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIST Jenny Rozendal ,left, and Brenda Houston play on the adventure net at the top of the Malahat Skywalk. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIST From left, Jenny Rozendal, Denis Paquette and Brenda Houston check out the view and information board at the top of the Malahat Skywalk on Thursday. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIST Interior of the spiral ramp, slide and adventure net in the tower at the Malahat Skywalk. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIS...

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“Malahat SkyWalk will provide British Columbians with a new, world-class tourism experience to enjoy right in their own backyard,” said general manager Ken Bailey. “Local guests will have the opportunity to be the first to visit, giving us the chance to connect with our community. We want to be something British Columbians are proud of and bring their family and friends to experience.” The structure rises 250 metres above sea level and promises a panoramic view of Finlayson Arm, Saani...

Malahat Skywalk to open in July SHARE ON: The Malahat Skywalk is slated to open in July. The massive wood structure rises 10 storeys from the ground to give visitors a view from 250 metres above sea level near the Malahat summit on Highway-1 between Duncan and Victoria. To reach the SkyWalk, people will walk along a 600 metre long elevated walkway through the forest, before reaching the spiral tower lookout Malahat Skywalk general manager Ken Bailey says it will give people “a new, world-clas...

  VICTORIA -- A new sightseeing platform on Vancouver Island is set to open this summer near the Malahat summit. The 10-storey Malahat SkyWalk is slated to open in July and will give visitors a chance to climb a spiraling tower that overlooks the Saanich Inlet. On the way down, guests can also opt to take a 20-metre-long spiral slide to reach the forest floor. "Malahat SkyWalk will provide British Columbians with a new, world-class tourism experience to enjoy right in their own backyard,"...

The Skywalk is located on the traditional territory of the Malahat Nation and their Indigenous stories will also be embedded throughout the experience, according to officials. “Malahat SkyWalk will provide British Columbians with a new, world-class tourism experience to enjoy right in their own backyard,” said Malahat SkyWalk General Manager Ken Bailey, noting “local guests will have the opportunity to be the first to visit, giving us the chance to connect with our community.” Official...

“Malahat SkyWalk will provide British Columbians with a new, world-class tourism experience to enjoy right in their own backyard,” said general manager Ken Bailey. “Local guests will have the opportunity to be the first to visit, giving us the chance to connect with our community. We want to be something British Columbians are proud of and bring their family and friends to experience.” The structure rises 250 metres above sea level and promises a panoramic view of Finlayson Arm, Saani...