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Alberni Valley searchers find overdue hunter

Alberni Valley searchers find overdue hunter

Search was part of a busy weekend for Alberni Valley Rescue Squad
Ucluelet Co-op and FCL donate $300K to Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Centre

Ucluelet Co-op and FCL donate $300K to Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Centre

Co-op Community Teaching Kitchen to be established in centre
Final Mars waterbomber will depart Port Alberni Wednesday, Dec. 11

Final Mars waterbomber will depart Port Alberni Wednesday, Dec. 11

Pilots Pete Killin and Todd Davis hope to fly by Harbour Quay after estimated 9:30 a.m. departure from Sproat Lake
Ucluelet announces completion of Phase 1 of road safety and revitalization project

Ucluelet announces completion of Phase 1 of road safety and revitalization project

Initiative aimed at enhancing safety, mobility and community character
Greater Victoria aquarium seeks public input to crown this year’s Salish Sea Idol

Greater Victoria aquarium seeks public input to crown this year’s Salish Sea Idol

This year’s contenders include the bald eagle, humpback whale, salmon, and sea star
Last of the Martin Mars waterbombers makes first flight in 17 years

Last of the Martin Mars waterbombers makes first flight in 17 years

Philippine Mars lifts off briefly from Sproat Lake; final departure still a waiting game
Fox fur thought stolen returned at timely moment after costumed night out

Fox fur thought stolen returned at timely moment after costumed night out

The fur was returned in the middle of an artist showcase at The Churchill  
Victoria firefighters dive into Inner Harbour waters to rescue person

Victoria firefighters dive into Inner Harbour waters to rescue person

Crews were called out on Nov. 23 to reports of a person in the water near the Johnson Street Bridge
Lead detected in Pacific Rim School District taps

Lead detected in Pacific Rim School District taps

Routine water testing expanded to all schools in district after unacceptable levels discovered
Vancouver Island’s West Coast still reeling from Tuesday’s bomb cyclone

Vancouver Island’s West Coast still reeling from Tuesday’s bomb cyclone

Some coastal residents headed Thursday into their third night without electricity