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Behind the scenes of YYJ's operations during Canadian Airports Safety Week (opens the original)
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The Victoria International Airport (YYJ) held a behind-the-scenes media tour to look at its operations that keep runways running smoothly. More than a million passengers travel through YYJ every year. Aside from ticket booth agents, pilots, and security personnel inside the terminal, there are workers behind the scenes on the ground to keep the skies safe. “Safety is everybody’s business,” said René Sheïr, vice-president of operations. One area of focus is Foreign Object Debris — or FOD — which
Multiple crews respond to grass fire on Blanshard Street (opens the original)
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Multiple Saanich firefighters responded to a grass fire Tuesday night at the intersection of Saanich Road and Blanshard Street. Around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, 10 Saanich firefighters, including a wildland unit and a water tender, responded to a grass fire on a hill that separates the north and southbound lanes of Blanshard Street. Saanich Deputy Fire Chief Brian Catinus says the fire was approximately 60 feet by 60 feet (334 square metres) and was quickly extinguished. The cause remains under investi
Four fires in one week: Saanich police investigating string of blazes (opens the original)
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Saanich police say they’re investigating multiple recently reported fires at several locations. Danielle Greschner was at the right place at the right time Monday night when she spotted a fire along the Galloping Goose trail near the 3500 Block of Ravine Way. “It was really small and as we were waiting for the fire department to arrive, the whole tree went up,” said Greschner. Flames could be seen engulfing part of a tree in a video taken by Greschner. Saanich Fire says the fire was reported at
Greater Victoria BC Transit workers begin job action with 'uniform ban' (opens the original)
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Around 750 BC, Transit workers in Greater Victoria began job action on Monday with a “uniform ban,” after more than a year of failed negotiations with the union. Bus drivers in Greater Victoria did not wear their BC Transit uniforms to work on Monday; instead, many opted to wear red Unifor shirts. “It is not our intent here to upset service delivery or to not be there for our passengers,” said Unifor Local 333 President Stephen Bains. After issuing a 72-hour strike notice last week, BC Transit w
Fernwood residents considering hiring private security amid break-ins (opens the original)
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A Fernwood resident’s idea to hire private security to patrol her neighbourhood is gaining traction among neighbours. After her husband’s truck was broken into for the fifth time in five years, Rachael Seeley is now looking at hiring private security, not just for her, but for the neighbourhood. “We’re going to continue facing this until we take some sort of action,” said the Fernwood resident. Since 2021, she says more than $10,000 in tools and other property have been stolen from her husband’s
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