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Saturna Island's only gas pump running dry

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By Darron Kloster Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Visitors to Saturna Island are being warned to top up their fuel tanks before arriving on the southern Gulf Island this summer. Bob Fitzgerald is shutting down Saturna’s only gas pump, saying bringing fuel to the island just doesn’t make economic sense anymore. “I’ve got to charge $3 a litre for regular gas and nobody wants to pay that, not even me,” the owner of Saturna Point Holdings said in an interview.
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Fraud suspect draped in green poncho wanted by Nanaimo RCMP

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By Darron Kloster Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
A man wrapped in a green plastic poncho who attempted to use a stolen credit card to buy liquor is now a wanted man in Nanaimo. RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the man. On June 8 at about 10:30 p.m., a man entered the University Village Liquor Store in the city’s south end and attempted to purchase alcohol using a stolen credit card. The card had already been cancelled and the transaction was declined.
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Glassy water contributed to fatal north Island seaplane crash: TSB Original

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By Darron Kloster Verified
| Squamish Chief
Canada’s Transportation Safety Board is urging seaplane pilots to be aware of risks when landing on calm and glassy water, after a crash two years ago that claimed the life of a passenger. The Cessna seaplane carrying three people was landing at a logging camp at Warner Bay, about 50 kilometres northeast of Port Hardy, when it flipped over on Oct. 2, 2024, the board said in its investigation report.
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