My son Corwin is doing a fundraiser to pay for his rugby fees and uniform. He’s never been part of an organized sport before and at 16 he is falling in love with it. EMCS charges quite a bit to … Continue reading →
Just before 7 a.m. on Friday April 24, Earthquakes Canada registered a 6.1 magnitude earthquake on the southern tip of Haida Gwaii, informally known as the Charlotte Islands. This earthquake was felt on Haida Gwaii and the BC north coast, … Continue reading →
The Sooke Youth Choir will be producing the Wizard of Oz at the EMCS Theatre on May 2 (2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.) and May 3 (2:00 p.m.). Tickets are on sale now for Wizard of Oz at Stick in … Continue reading →
This workshop highlights garden companion mushrooms – King Stropharia, Elm Oyster and Shaggy Mane – which can boost plant growth, control pests, and build healthy soil ecosystems. We’ll also walk you through how to make a mushroom bed, mushroom logs, … Continue reading →
Yes, we did have one, once; no, we do not now. We’ve been requested to exclude one Twitter account from our front-page public Twitter stream (threatened with legal action), and before we invest the time and energy into programming this singular exclusion, … Continue reading →
Thinking about the small kitchen garden, patio food garden in tubs, or the family veggie patch? Sooke Food CHI will help you do it. Sooke Food CHI in partnership with Vancity is offering hands-on mentoring sessions this spring and summer down … Continue reading →
Sooke Food CHI and the Sooke Resource Volunteer Centre is offering an informative evening for non-profits on best practices for funding and sustainability. [sam id=”5″ codes=”true”]Something special for Sooke’s non-profits! Sooke Region Food CHI and Sooke Region Volunteer Centre invite … Continue reading →
All events and volunteer positions are full! All businesses are prospering! Isn’t that a lovely dream! [sam id=”5″ codes=”true”]What can we do to work towards this dream? Sooke Region Volunteer Centre (SRVC) and Saseenos Communications are pleased to support local … Continue reading →
The residents of Sooke have been rattled for some time now by explosions that seem to go off like clockwork. Sooke PocketNews started following with closer interest after a letter written to the local print paper identified the source as Pacific … Continue reading →
A message from Gord Phillips (emphasis added): Hello. We made through another round. This one is very important. It is one of the last voting rounds. If we make it through we will be on CBC show Q hosted by … Continue reading →
