Haven for Ukrainians hit by crime but will keep going
The Grouse Nest first had tools worth more than $2,000 stolen from a shop on May 15. Then someone broke into the tool shed. A week later, the copper wiring went missing, along with a wheelbarrow.
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The Grouse Nest first had tools worth more than $2,000 stolen from a shop on May 15. Then someone broke into the tool shed. A week later, the copper wiring went missing, along with a wheelbarrow.
Thieves have pillaged a former resort property in East Sooke, B.C., that was converted into a home for Ukrainian refugees.
The first of what's estimated to be around 100 refugees from Ukraine have arrived at their new home at a former resort in Sooke, B.C.
A team of workers, many of them volunteers, are putting the finishing touches on a new home for 100 Ukrainian refugees at a former resort in East Sooke, B.C.
Owners of a decades-old resort in East Sooke, B.C., are renovating the property in order to house up to 100 Ukrainian refugees.