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Discovery of fly larvae is a positive sign salmon can survive in Oak Bay creek - Vimarsana News

Discovery of fly larvae is a positive sign salmon can survive in Oak Bay creek

Volunteers from the Friends of Bowker Creek Society say uncovering caddisfly larvae in the gravel beds of the stream show the water quality has improved to a level sufficient to sustain salmon and cutthroat trout.

Letters Oct. 14: B.C.'s passive pandemic plan; vaccine mandates unfair to faithful staff - Vimarsana News

Letters Oct. 14: B.C.'s passive pandemic plan; vaccine mandates unfair to faithful staff

Province’s passive pandemic response The antidote to passivity is not just action, but intentional action. Action without intention will take us somewhere, but not necessarily where we want to . . .

Letters Oct. 13: Calm the vitriol over vaccinations; Bravo Zulu to Saanich workers - Vimarsana News

Letters Oct. 13: Calm the vitriol over vaccinations; Bravo Zulu to Saanich workers

Let’s cool the hatred over vaccinations I am not an anti-vaxxer. I have had two Pfizer shots. What worries me far more than the effect of COVID on our society is the degree of hatred that I see . . .

Letters Oct. 9: Give taggers what they deserve; COVID safety in our schools - Vimarsana News

Letters Oct. 9: Give taggers what they deserve; COVID safety in our schools

Doing the right thing with those taggers Re: “Nanaimo graffiti tagger must pay $15,000, clean up and say sorry,” Oct. 8. It was so great to read that Nanaimo tagger Khaos was heavily fined and . . .

Parking restrictions removed from Willows Beach area - Vimarsana News

Parking restrictions removed from Willows Beach area

No-parking signs on Oak Bay’s Esplanade next to popular Willows Beach have been taken down by the municipality. Mayor Kevin Murdoch said the local-traffic-only restrictions were only in place . . .