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Cowichan Lake weir begins operation

Catalyst paper resumed operating the Cowichan Lake weir that regulates flow out of Cowichan Lake.
Recognize it, report it, stop it

Recognize it, report it, stop it

Local Honeymoon Bay resident Sharon-Ann Dube has been the victim of a recent phone scam involving her computer.
Palsson hosts nursery rhyme tea

Palsson hosts nursery rhyme tea

Kindergarten students at Palsson Elementary hosted a Nursery Rhyme Tea
Grade 12’s big relief in sight

Grade 12’s big relief in sight

Soon to be graduates of Lake Cowichan Secondary School have finished preparing for their graduation.
Trades students preparing today for their tomorrow

Trades students preparing today for their tomorrow

Lake Cowichan Secondary School offers two programs that will help your high school student get a jump start on their career.
Contamination clean-up

Contamination clean-up

Called out to contain and clean-up a contamination in the ditch along Pine Street

New bylaw to update Board of Variance

New bylaw is underway with the Town of Lake Cowichan to update and implement new Board of Variance.

A lesson in preparation

Five teenagers went four-wheeling in deep snow northwest of Lake Cowichan.

Beyond recycling: Town considers composting collection

The town council is considering curbside compost pick-up as an option for waste collection in the Lake Cowichan area

Working to protect our watershed

Local government is supporting the annual operation of Automatic Snow Pillow Station