Tree-sitters call for protection of Walbran from logging - Victoria Times Colonist
Two activists are sitting in a Douglas fir bordering the Trans-Canada Highway near Thetis Lake to draw attention to logging threats in the Walbran.
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Two activists are sitting in a Douglas fir bordering the Trans-Canada Highway near Thetis Lake to draw attention to logging threats in the Walbran.
West Shore Parks and Recreation hosting free event filled with activities, important information
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry, police chiefs from Victoria and Saanich, and the base commander for CFB Esquimalt were just some of the people who joined in the Wounded Warriors Run, a fundraiser for Wounded Warriors Canada, on Sunday.
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