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6 days ago · Vandalized tribute tree in Duncan leaves family perplexed. A senseless act of vandalism of a memorial tree in a church yard has a local man dumbfounded. about 10 hours ago Read more >.
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Cowichan Tribes gets provincial funds for flood protection
Oct 5, 2024 · 00:01:18. As part of a $56 million pot dedicated for the disaster response upgrades of 65 communities across the province, Cowichan Tribes is receiving $150,000 from the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund's Disaster Risk Reduction - Climate Adaptation stream for mobile flood protection equipment to protect infrastructure, cultural sites, and ...
Anne Campbell - Obituary - Duncan - Cowichan Valley Citizen
May 18, 2024 · Anne Campbell. September 13, 1933 - May 18, 2024. In loving memory ~. Sadly, Anne passed away peacefully May 18th at the age of 90, with her niece, Barb at her side. She lived all her life in Youbou/Lake Cowichan, so she was a treasure of information and memories of the 'old days' in the area. She worked for many years as a volunteer at the ...
Editorial: Do you know what your fire plan is?
Oct 9, 2024 · These men and women deserve to be celebrated, at least once a year. The other important part of Fire Prevention Week is that it’s a reminder. Change out your smoke alarm batteries, and if your alarms are more than 10 years old you should replace them. Check your fire extinguishers, and carbon monoxide monitors, if you have them.
Mary Lowther column: Fall means putting the garden to bed for …
Mary Lowther Oct 5, 2024 11:45 AM. Hoses rolled up for winter and ready for next year. Mary Lowther photo. As our outside growing season gradually comes to an end, I’m tending to fall chores. Hoses and timers need to be put away, organic fertilizer goes on plants earmarked for fall growth, spent vines go into a pile destined for the compost ...
Best of the Valley: Joe's Tire Hospital - Cowichan Valley Citizen
Oct 13, 2024 · The Cowichan Valley Citizen 's Best of the Cowichan Valley awards have been announced and for the second year in a row, Joe's Tire Hospital has been voted the Best Place to Buy Tires in the Cowichan Valley, according to the community. Shop manager Russ Posey said the staff at Joe's Tire Hospital pride themselves on genuinely good service and ...
Sarah Simpson Column: Finding paradise on a Thursday night
Oct 12, 2024 · The sauna itself has a giant window in the back of it that faces into the untouched forest. The real crackling fire and smell of cedar and the night’s rain tapping gently on the sauna roof… it was a real cool vibe. It was bliss. Being a night to push our boundaries, however, we knew we couldn’t stay in the sauna forever. It was time to ...
Opinion - Cowichan Valley Citizen
Letter: We are more than just an economy, stupid. Americans voted by the hundreds of millions, all for the love of the dollar. about 13 hours ago Read more >.
Best of the Valley: Duncan Cobbler - Cowichan Valley Citizen
Oct 9, 2024 · The Duncan Cobbler, located at 488 Trans-Canada Hwy., has been voted the Best Shoe Store in the region in the Cowichan Valley Citizen's sixth annual Best of the Valley awards.. The store, which has been fixing footwear in the Cowichan Valley since 1968, offers a variety of repairs from shoes, boots, sports gear, leather wear to horse tack and even blankets, and the professional cobblers also ...