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Longevity John makes 2025 come alive with the music of multi award winner Stephen Fearing on Jan. 4
Chemainus Public Market to close Jan. 31, 2025
2024年12月24日 · The Chemainus Public Market will close at the end of January 2025. Warren Goulding, owner of the market, confirmed the closure to the Courier in an email, saying he was given notice by the building owner, Anthem Properties. “What I can tell you is that a new tenant will be coming in. Anthem won’t reveal who that is but did say the building will be extensively renovated and the new tenant ...
Year in Review: Chemainus saw ups and downs in 2024
2025年1月1日 · JANUARY. The Crofton Polar Bear Swim and others around the region will have to consider a name change to the Koala Bear Swim based on such balmy weather for this time of the year.
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RCMP contract and library contribution account for one-third of municipal tax increase
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Aliens, Trump, military: Sooke speculates over origins of low-flying object
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2024年1月12日 · We all knew the cold weather and some snow was coming. Just how much snow was dependent upon location and temperature at the time. It seems Chemainus was right in the midst of a stalled system that collided with Arctic air Thursday night.
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Two tree-chipping fundraisers in Saanich on Jan. 4 will raise money for the Island Kids Cancer Association
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2024年12月11日 · Pilots Pete Killin and Todd Davis hope to fly by Harbour Quay after estimated 9:30 a.m. departure from Sproat Lake
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2024年12月15日 · The roar of the Philippine Mars' four radial engines could be heard by those on the ground at the bomber base, but low clouds and fog obscured its passing but for a few seconds.