history
-
How a groundless narrative cooked up by elected officials and the press of “boisterous” and “raucous” meetings, was used to justify major claw backs in open public input to Saanich Council.
How a groundless narrative cooked up by elected officials and the press of “boisterous” and “raucous” meetings, was used to justify major claw backs in open public input to Saanich Council. This article reveals the results of an investigation that… Continue reading
-
Over 93% of the donors to the 3rd Party Election Advertising Sponsor Homes For Living during the 2022 Local Government Election, donated anonymously. Serious questions need to be raised with the Province over the lack of transparency surrounding local government election campaign financing.
Over 93% of the donors to the 3rd Party Election Advertising Sponsor Homes For Living during the 2022 Local Government Election, donated anonymously. Serious questions need to be raised with the Province over the lack of transparency surrounding local government… Continue reading
-
No Playgrounds at Bayview Place – A Community’s Dilemma: A Toxic Tale by Arthur McInnis
No Playgrounds at Bayview Place – A Community’s Dilemma: A Toxic Tale by Arthur McInnis Arthur McInnesAug 23, 2025 Imagine a community excited about a new development bringing 1,800 homes to their neighbourhood, only to discover that children living there… Continue reading
-
Pullman-gate: Government employee Edward Pullman is behind a series of spoof sites of Save Our Saanich.
Pullman-gate: Government employee Edward Pullman is behind a series of spoof sites of a concerned citizen’s group named Save Our Saanich. These include a full copycat website, a copycat petition, and a copycat Facebook page, all purporting to “Save Our… Continue reading
-
Video of the Save the Centennial Sequoia Rally (June 12, 2025)
Video of the Save the Centennial Sequoia Rally (June 12, 2025) The Save the Centennial Sequoia Rally was a hit, with an estimated 300 to 400 people in attendance. Speakers included Janet Simpson, Moira Walker, J.C. Scott, former City of… Continue reading