Community

The following is the first in a series on the logging industry, and was written by well-known Cowichan Lake area logger Al Norman’s son, Rob Norman.

“Fathering matters,” BC Council for Families program coordinator David Scheftel told a crowd of mothers and their children, during a weekly Monday morning Healthy Beginnings session at the Kaatza Health Unit.

Lake Cowichan’s Country Grocer entrance area was turned into a mini carnival, Saturday, April 30.

While the Kaatza Lakeside Players’ latest project, Cosi, hits stages this week, another group of actors will continue rehearsing for their June 3 performance of Glee.

Lake Cowichan Animal Rescue Society’s (LCAR’s) aims are to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home cats, dogs and other domestic animals. Particularly sick, injured, stray, seized (that are placed within the Society’s care), and the unwanted.

Budgetary constraints have the Kaatza Child Care Society fund-raising, as always.