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Lake Cowichan's devastating fire of 1964

“The day after the fire, a painful scene of ruin lay smoldering,” wrote Trevor Green who had returned early the next morning.
Everyday life in 1914 Lake Cowichan

Everyday life in 1914 Lake Cowichan

For many decades, life in the community of Lake Cowichan revolved, quite literally, near and around the Riverside Inn.
The rise and fall of Cowichan Lake-area's three local mills

The rise and fall of Cowichan Lake-area's three local mills

The exact date of the beginning of commercial logging in the area is unknown but research shows that in 1879 a timber lease
1948-1950 Lake Cowichan abuzz with construction and development

1948-1950 Lake Cowichan abuzz with construction and development

The Reed Block, (as it was then known to Lake Cowichan citizens) on South Shore Road, was constructed in 1948.

Lions Christmas House shines at Pilkington residence

More Christmas cheer and holiday decorations can be found within the walls of one special house in Lake Cowichan
Ushering out an era: the 1988 removal of the CNR trestle

Ushering out an era: the 1988 removal of the CNR trestle

In 1988, decades after it was erected, the old Canadian National Railway trestle that spanned the Cowichan River and South Shore Roa

Mayor's Report: The possibilities are endless for future

It was encouraging to see 482 voters cast ballots for our fluoridation referendum.

Lions Christmas House roars to life

The Lions Christmas House is inviting the communities around Cowichan Lake to come for a visit with Santa Clause this week.
Light Up Tour embarks on first-ever trip

Light Up Tour embarks on first-ever trip

For the first time ever, Lake Cowichan is showcasing its Christmas-themed, festively decorated houses on the Christmas Light Up Tour.
Let the holiday bidding begin

Let the holiday bidding begin

On Dec. 10 the Small Business Christmas Dinner and Auction Fundraiser will unfold at the Cowichan Rocks Curling Lounge in town.