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Two Japanese navy ships to visit Greater Victoria - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Two Japanese navy ships to visit Greater Victoria - Victoria Times Colonist

About 550 sailors on board JS Kashima and JS Hatakaze will visit Victoria from June 15 to 18

Expect increased military activity on south Island in June - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Expect increased military activity on south Island in June - Victoria Times Colonist

Expect to see increased military activity around southern Vancouver Island this month as Canada hosts multi-national military exercises.

Canada to host multi-national military exercise off Vancouver Island in June - BC News - Vimarsana News

Canada to host multi-national military exercise off Vancouver Island in June - BC News

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Nelson Air Cadets saluted during award ceremony - Vimarsana News

Nelson Air Cadets saluted during award ceremony

On December 3rd, the cadets of 561 Squadron had their regular in person weekly meeting. During the evening, several cadets received recognition for the work they have done in squadron. The most impressive award was for Flight Sergeant Nattanon McIntosh. McIntosh was awarded the Air Cadet Long Service Medal. This medal is for cadets who have completed four years in the cadet

Jack Knox: 25 years after the Blizzard of '96 - Vimarsana News

Jack Knox: 25 years after the Blizzard of '96

With parents Joy and Michael unable to get to the hospital through snow-clogged streets, Megan Egilson was born at home during the Blizzard of '96. Flakes that began drifting down on Boxing Day grew thicker and thicker — 18 cm on Dec. 27, another 13 on the 28th and then a mindboggling 65 on Dec. 29.