While the Cowichan Lake flood of 1968 was a benchmark high, the area has experienced dozens of floods over the course of time
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Fall has taken it upon herself to raise funds to build a school in Burkina Faso , a small land-locked country in west Africa.
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It takes place on Saturday, Feb. 25 from 10a.m. to 2p.m. at the Honeymoon Bay Community Hall.
READNo longer able to work, he relies upon the government to address his health needs.
READOne of the worst floods to hit this area in recent times took place in mid January 1968
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Lake Bakery gives 'em "The Finger"! Now the Lake has it's very own culinary delight.
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On TV it’s easy, or at least they sure make it look that way
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On Jan. 9 Jake McBride and Aliya Khan welcomed their baby girl, Kelsey, 6 pounds, 10 ounces
READYou likely drove past it hundreds if not thousands of time
READIn this environmentally conscious age in which we live, there’s an easy way to shop green.
READValentine’s Day...a day of love and romance? Or just another excuse to buy?
READ“The day after the fire, a painful scene of ruin lay smoldering,” wrote Trevor Green who had returned early the next morning.
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For many decades, life in the community of Lake Cowichan revolved, quite literally, near and around the Riverside Inn.
READOn Tuesday, Jan. 3, Town Council met for its monthly Public Works and Parks, Recreation and Culture committee meeting.
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Veteran woodworker, union boss, forestry politician, negotiator and family man Roger Stanyer lost his battle with cancer Dec. 29.
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As a tribute to the new year, The Gazette's historical contributor Rolli Gunderson walks readers through Lake Cowichan over the decades.
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The exact date of the beginning of commercial logging in the area is unknown but research shows that in 1879 a timber lease
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For Katelyn Atchison, not much has changed upon returning home to Lake Cowichan — she’s still the only girl her age lacing up the skates.
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The Reed Block, (as it was then known to Lake Cowichan citizens) on South Shore Road, was constructed in 1948.
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In 1988, decades after it was erected, the old Canadian National Railway trestle that spanned the Cowichan River and South Shore Roa
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