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Roxanne Egan-Elliott

Roxanne Egan-Elliott

Roxanne Egan-Elliott has been a reporter with the Times Colonist since 2019. She covers the Saanich Peninsula and social justice issues.

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Recent Work by Roxanne

No charges in death of Oak Bay municipal worker

No charges in death of Oak Bay municipal worker

The 66-year-old woman who struck and killed Steve Seekins last year won’t face charges, Oak Bay police say
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Owner of expropriated land wants more money from Central Saanich

Owner of expropriated land wants more money from Central Saanich

Park Place Seniors Living was offered $4.64 million for the Hovey Road property, but says it’s worth $7.2 million
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Humpback missing its tail spotted off Vancouver Island

Humpback missing its tail spotted off Vancouver Island

The whale was moving slowly, spending a lot of time at the surface and doing partial dives, without bringing its fluke out of the water
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Nanaimo woman convicted of killing and dismembering former partner

Nanaimo woman convicted of killing and dismembering former partner

Paris Laroche was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of 32-year-old Sidney Mantee, whose remains were disposed of in Nanaimo city parks and in the ocean
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Tests show no risk to swimmers from substance in creek that flows into Gorge, city says

Tests show no risk to swimmers from substance in creek that flows into Gorge, city says

More analysis is expected of samples of milky water from Cecelia Creek, which flows into the Gorge Waterway
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Residents worry homeless hub could turn North Park into another 900-block Pandora

Residents worry homeless hub could turn North Park into another 900-block Pandora

Neighbours of the planned Dowler Place facility are pushing back, citing concerns about safety.
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Sales of paper transit-bus tickets in Greater Victoria to end Oct. 1

Sales of paper transit-bus tickets in Greater Victoria to end Oct. 1

Transit riders will continue to be able to use the tickets until they run out
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New decals alert police that they're dealing with someone with autism

New decals alert police that they're dealing with someone with autism

The decals ask officers to be aware that the person may be non-verbal, have heightened anxiety, be resistant to authority or unaware of danger and may run away
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City looking into allegations that polluted water ended up in creek that leads to Gorge

City looking into allegations that polluted water ended up in creek that leads to Gorge

The city and others are probing allegations that an operation in the Burnside-Gorge area dumped close to one million litres of “chemically altered water” into a storm drain.
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Head of IT no longer employed at Elections B.C. after Saanich court case

Head of IT no longer employed at Elections B.C. after Saanich court case

In a B.C. Supreme Court ruling in June, Guy Gondor was found responsible for handing over restricted material to his son, Darian Gondor
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