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Oakville, Victoria
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Alcohol tied to higher pancreatic cancer risk: UVic study - Victoria News

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By Nikhil Nikhil
| Victoria News Verified
A new study led by researchers at the University of Victoria has added to growing evidence that alcohol consumption can increase the risk of developing pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest forms of the disease. The research, conducted by the university’s Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research (CISUR), found a dose-response relationship between alcohol use and pancreatic cancer after accounting for several factors that can affect study results.
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Highlands council approves size cap on new principal homes - Goldstream News Gazette

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By Nikhil Nikhil
| Goldstream News Gazette Verified
Highlands council has approved a zoning amendment that places a maximum size limit on principal dwellings in areas of the municipality where no such restriction previously existed. Council voted to give third reading and adopt Highlands Zoning Bylaw No. 100 Amendment No. 47, known as Bylaw No. 484. during its regular meeting following a public hearing that drew significant community interest.
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Sooke museum to host annual open house and salmon barbecue - Sooke News Mirror

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By Nikhil Nikhil
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The Sooke Region Museum will welcome residents and visitors to its annual open house and salmon barbecue on June 28, offering a day of live entertainment, local history and community activities. The free event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the museum grounds and is organized by the Sooke Region Historical Society.
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