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Missing man’s body found in woods near Duncan - Campbell River Mirror

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By Sarah Simpson Verified
| Campbell River Mirror Verified
The body of Parminder Singh Grewal, 33, has been found in a wooded area near Duncan, his brother has confirmed. Grewal had last been seen on May 23 walking near Allenby Road and Government Street in Duncan. A large search from police, family, friends, Cowichan Search and Rescue and other volunteers yielded no further sightings. North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP Cpl. Kim Granneman said that Grewal’s body was located on June 13.
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Operating hours set for noisy North Cowichan pickleball courts - Victoria News

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By Sarah Simpson Verified
| Victoria News Verified
Pickleball is making a racket at Andy Hutchins Park in Maple Bay and North Cowichan council debated potential solutions on May 6. A comprehensive municipal survey conducted in February and March showed residents found the sport created too much noise in the area. The same survey showed significant support for the noisy sport courts remaining at the park.
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Early EPC Project integration helps utility owners meet grid demands

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By Sarah Simpson Verified, Sarah Simpson
| Utility Dive Verified
To meet the demands of the electric grid, utility companies are searching for ways to improve efficacy. With rolling power outages causing increased stress on the electric grid, utilities are feeling the pressure to find solutions. One efficiency-boosting method utilities can implement is the early integration of engineering and construction within the engineer-procure-construct (EPC) delivery model.
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