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Sewage plant bio-solids fail to meet standard, go into landfill instead

Sewage plant bio-solids fail to meet standard, go into landfill instead
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Sewage plant bio-solids fail to meet standard, goes into landfill instead

Sewage plant bio-solids fail to meet standard, goes into landfill instead
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Interurban Rail Trail reopens after sewage spill

Saanich’s Interurban Rail Trail has reopened after crews cleaned up a sewage spill. Sewage spilled from a nearby pump station late Friday. The affected area stretched from Interurban Avenue to . . .

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Jack Knox: Amid all the COVID noise, $42-million Esquimalt project advances

Esquimalt’s new $42 million public safety building is going ahead. Exactly when it will be built and what the final design will look like are still to be nailed down. First, the town council had . . .

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Jack Knox: Big projects that are a go unless 10% of voters object

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.

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