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Cadboro Bay looking at 2 years of roadworks in major facelift - Vimarsana News

Cadboro Bay looking at 2 years of roadworks in major facelift

Long-awaited redesign of Sinclair Road expected to eventually make life better for visitors and residents

Cadboro Bay looking at 2 years of roadworks in major facelift - Vimarsana News

Cadboro Bay looking at 2 years of roadworks in major facelift

Long-awaited redesign of Sinclair Road expected to eventually make life better for visitors and residents

Work underway to get steel-hulled boat off Saanich-Oak Bay beach border - Vimarsana News

Work underway to get steel-hulled boat off Saanich-Oak Bay beach border

Abandoned and derelict boats in general is ‘a multi-faceted problem’

Cadboro Bay Village gets its coffee shop back - Vimarsana News

Cadboro Bay Village gets its coffee shop back

A weathered rowboat nearly a century old hangs from the wall in the new Moka House coffee shop in Cadboro Bay Village. It was donated by a local ­resident and provides both a nautical touch and . . .

Saanich to consider new off-leash dog areas in parks - Vimarsana News

Saanich to consider new off-leash dog areas in parks

The Cadboro Bay Residents Association is solidly behind the idea, and would like to see it come to Cadboro-Gyro Park, said chairman Eric Dahli. He said there has been “a perfect storm” of circumstances behind the association’s support, including closure of the University of Victoria dog field on Cedar Hill Cross Road and seasonal dog restrictions in some parks around the municipality. That includes limitations on Cadboro Bay beach. “We thought that perhaps an area for dogs in the park would take the pressure off the beach,” Dahli said. “With COVID, we have a lot more people ow...