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Saanich-based food truck serves students taste of culinary world - Vimarsana News

Saanich-based food truck serves students taste of culinary world

The Camosun Cuisine Machine visits high schools at all three south Island school districts

Saanich-based food truck serves students taste of culinary world - Vimarsana News

Saanich-based food truck serves students taste of culinary world

The Camosun Cuisine Machine visits high schools at all three south Island school districts

Saanich-based food truck serves students taste of culinary world - Vimarsana News

Saanich-based food truck serves students taste of culinary world

The Camosun Cuisine Machine visits high schools at all three south Island school districts

LETTER: Parks strategy money better spent on restoration projects - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Parks strategy money better spent on restoration projects

I write to oppose the proposed People, Pets, and Parks strategy. My main opposition is to the amount of public funds proposed to be spent on this project, as well as to the restrictive nature of the bylaw, which does not address the main threats to natural areas in Saanich parks (invasive species, braiding of trails by people (not just dogs) and the need for more concerted efforts in ecosystem restoration. Following are some alternative ways in which this $5-7 million could be spent.

LETTER: Parks strategy money better spent on restoration projects - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Parks strategy money better spent on restoration projects

I write to oppose the proposed People, Pets, and Parks strategy. My main opposition is to the amount of public funds proposed to be spent on this project, as well as to the restrictive nature of the bylaw, which does not address the main threats to natural areas in Saanich parks (invasive species, braiding of trails by people (not just dogs) and the need for more concerted efforts in ecosystem restoration. Following are some alternative ways in which this $5-7 million could be spent.