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VANCOUVER Whale-spotting season has officially begun in B.C., and whale researchers are reminding cetacean enthusiasts about how to enjoy the majestic marine mammals without putting themselves or the whales at risk Aaron Purdy, the director of Ocean Wise’s southern Vancouver Island whale research initiative, said the most important thing about whale watching is to know the rules before heading out to spot whales, whether it be by land or sea. “I just want to encourage people, make sure that you know what the rules are before you leave.” “The worst thing to do is be scrambling to learn what you re supposed to be doing once you re in this situation,” he said.
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Olney Hamilton Hospital (OHH) representatives are excited to move forward in 2021 now that the residents have supported the tax cap initiative on the recent ballot. OHH administrator praised the widespread community support that will “keep the hospital healthy for another 100 years, help to fund patient care, and ensure future access to capital.”
“We are excited about the completion of our EMS Dorm, ambulance bays, an additional physician office, exam rooms, and a storage building [for] construction projects,” said Dale Lovett, OHH board president.
OHH CEO Mike Huff explains that although they are excited about the level of community support received for the initiative, the tax cap increase is not a quick fix but part of a long-term piece in a complex puzzle. He said the support received is indicative of the importance of having a thriving hospital in the community.
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