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Eagle Creek Village shopping and residential complex in View Royal sold to Pattison Group
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One map showed zero per cent positive test rates in North Saanich for the week of April 23 to 29. Oak Bay showed low rates of between 0.1 per cent and one per cent. However, parts of Langford and View Royal appeared to have positive tests on the rise from the previous week, with between 10.1 per cent and 20 per cent of tests recorded as positive during that period. Colwood numbers showed positive rates rising, against the week before, to 5.1 per cent and 10 per cent. The information was compiled two weeks ago and does not necessarily reflect the current situation. The leaks follow calls for B.C. to release more detailed information on COVID infections throughout the province.
In 1956, Oak Bay residents banned the sale of raw milk. In 1958, Victorians voted 2-1 in favour of amalgamation with Saanich (though Saanich rejected the idea by a similar margin). In 1961, Saanich residents OK’d the sale of beer by the glass. In 1981, Victoria voters gave their blessing to Sunday shopping. Direct democracy isn’t as exciting these days, though an Esquimalt case is currently causing a bit of a kerfuffle. It involves a proposed replacement for the municipality’s cramped, crumbling public safety building. There’s some grumbling over the $42-million cost $7.1 million from the Capital Regional District money Esquimalt got for hosting the McLoughlin Point sewage plant, the balance to be borrowed and some over the approval process.