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Newsletter JULY 9, 2017 Council's new Densification Threat - This could impact You.
Newsletter June 15, 2015 Oak Bay News - All the News that's fit to print - not.
Bulletin - Whale Watching Tours Good Idea? - Walk Sunday June 4th, 2017 (See deatails)
Newsletter May 28, 2018 - Can it get any worse than this? Oak Bay Council Report
Newsletter May 20, 2017 Council Reports on Community Impact Decisions 
Reports May 12, 2017 (Uncensored) Breaking News​ - 2017 Budget controversy - Bowker Over - Development 
Newsletter- May 7, 2017  "Oh dear what can the matter be?"      (See Newletters top menu)
Newsletter - April 30, 2017 Bowker/Cadboro Bay Over-Developemnt    
Newsletter - April 23, 2017 Council's Basement Suite Plan $250,000 - Urban Forest Plan Zero
Newsletter - April 7, 2017 Council's inappropriate Priority Infill Decision.
Newsletter April 1, 2017 - Oak Bay Council: Infrastructure Versus Infill Densification?
Newsletter Mar 23, 2017 Transparency – Oak Bay Council has it covered (literally).  see Newsletters
Newsletter March 11th 2017, Council's (New) Backup Development Plan
Newsletter March 1, 2017 Houston Err.. Oak Bay we have a problem.
Newsletter Jan 25, 2017 ​"Bad news for Oak Bay Residents" 
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​Advisory Planning Commission recommendation on Abstract Design's Bowker-Bay Foul Proposal
Oak Bay News -  November 16, 2016, Excellent Letter to Editor. 
IDENTIFIED BY COMMUNITY - URBAN FOREST CONCERNS (see Attachment - data from Urban Forest Report )
HISTORICAL LANDMARK AT RISK - 1558 Beach Drive
URBAN TREE SURVEY - Weekly Newsletter
INTERESTING ARTICLE - "Oak Bay's finances warrants attention"     
INFO SHEET - Timeline of Oak Bay Density (courtesy of resident Stephen Bowker)    
INFO SHEET - Protect yourself when BLASTING is happening next door     
WEBCAST - 2 easy steps to set up our broadcast reminder 
ARTICLE: "Council not listening to residents' concerns".