MISSING: 59-year-old Pamela Fletcher
Fletcher was last seen in the area near Royal Jubilee Hospital on Dec. 10
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The rain Vancouver Island is famous for is coming down in buckets, but at least you don’t have to shovel it.
When it does snow, your back might ache from shovelling, and the roads become a hazard, but there’s something about a dusting of snow to brighten your Christmas morning. So let us know: Are you dreaming of a white Christmas?
