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JULY 19, 2000

50 CENTS

Ralph Summericld, FCSI

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~ Accidental find

results in arrest

Sidney/ North Saanich RCMP
responded to.an abandoned 911
call early: Friday evening, and
found more than they were look-
ing for.
Officers arrived at the horie’s on
an ‘unrelated complaint; only to
find ‘a marijuana grow operation
at the home at Willis Point.
Inside. the home, they. found.
about 25 plants under cultivation,
which were subsequently confis:’

Peninsula News Review

- The first shovel went into the dirt
~at Victoria International: Airport -
a Monday. The work is the beginning
~- of atwo-year, $21-million project that

will essentially. double the size and

~ capacity of the terminal building and ,
airport apron. -

. The first of the: seven ohiase pro-
» ject is the expansion to the airport's |

“main aircraft apron. Awarding of the

first contract, valiied at.$1,864,165,
went to. Knappett, Construction Ltd

A: comprehensive staging, -plan
has been prepared in co-operation
with airlines and: other. terminal’

, building tenants to minimize the im-.-
‘pact of construction on ongoing Op- .

- erations. and. passenger: comfort, .
‘said Richard: Paquette,’ president —

and chief executive officer for the ©

However, as the work continues,

~~ the public will become more aware ©.

of the transitions in progress. In-
‘creased’ construction noise is’ in-
-evitable, and passengers will be re-
quired to pass through temporary
walkways that. will be located both
inside and outside the terminal i ory) pe CC? Arr Pa)
building. ‘Aud ne weg bey ‘ cues } yea!
-. There will also be times: when id i “aes , 2 erie

seating and washroom availability
will be limited, -
Paquette said the scope of the
project, which includes seismic up-
grades“ to the existing building,
means unaveidabie disruption.
“Victoria International Airport is
the front door to British Columbia's —
capital city and our gateway for com: >
merce, leisure. and government
travel,” he said, “L believe our com.
© munity. sees the need and benefit of
this project, and [ (rust they will he ‘ i
patient with us during construction, hal CENT Hiner
The terminal building has been de & a a ahh
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complied The reeonuirusion 6 com A 37- wana; male Victoria resident was froed from a vehicle by members of the North Saanich Fino. FEATURE ee ‘

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ale ' amber 17 of this year, Bepartmont after bang trapped for three-quarters of an hour Sunday on Land's End Road. Police ro GARDENING.
a uveitis ie . re Six nor .. ported that the vehicle want out of control, crossed tha roadway, and struck a rock face, The vehl- NEWS. canis

“phases | cle'eventually,came to rest on Its roof In the middie of the road. Emergency crews had to uso the Sorption es cntaran,
TE RMINAI. HULDING po FHS _ Jaws of Life to free the man, who was trapped between the vehicle's two seats. He was transported OPINIC )N aera 1A ee

That. caused ‘ssepl
-alterniative transportation routes.
«Early Tuesday. morning, more.
|} than’ 80 vehicles were lined up— ;
~ along Verdier Avenue; waiting for. ere:
~ the Brentwood Bay ferry. Three
- to four: sailing. waits: were ex-
“pected.: ;

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