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Speed limits dropping on more Central Saanich roads

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By Jeff Bell 
| Times Colonist
Drivers in Central Saanich are seeing another round of reduced speed limits on municipal roadways — which began with a June 1 drop to 40 kilometres an hour on a stretch of Stelly’s Cross Road. The new speed limit is on the section from Wallace Drive to East Saanich Road, where the limit was 50 km/h. The District of Central Saanich said the measure is a response to public feedback and a history of collisions in an area it describes as a busy residential zone that includes school bus stops.
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Police in mid-Island warn about fake-gold jewelry scam

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By Jeff Bell 
| CastanetKamloops.net
Jeff Bell / Times Colonist - Jun 12, 2026 / 8:30 pm | Story: 619486 Oceanside RCMP are warning that fraudsters are active in the mid-Island area trying to sell fake gold jewelry or steal the real thing using “well-practiced scam techniques.” Police said they investigated two incidents last Saturday in Parksville involving a couple in a black Audi SUV stopping to ask people for directions.
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Police in mid-Island warn about fake-gold jewelry scam

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By Jeff Bell 
| Times Colonist
Oceanside RCMP are warning that fraudsters are active in the mid-Island area trying to sell fake gold jewelry or steal the real thing using “well-practiced scam techniques.” Police said they investigated two incidents last Saturday in Parksville involving a couple in a black Audi SUV stopping to ask people for directions.
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