Community

Well-known local senior Phyllis Perreaux celebrated her 90th birthday this year with family and friends at the Lake Cowichan Seniors Centre.

A continuation of last week’s story about how adventurous the trip from Lake Cowichan to Duncan used to be, during the first half of the 20th century.

The annual April-long Canadian Cancer Society fund-raising month has begun, at Cowichan Lake, with the sale of daffodil pins at various businesses about town.

Gardening, construction, nutrition, and environmentalism, are all hoped-for results of a $12,000 grant Lake Cowichan Secondary School (LCSS) received last year.

With $1,200 left in their tile project funding, Cowichan Intercultural Society representative Bev Thompson met with the town’s elected officials earlier this month to discuss what they’d like to do with it.

There are a number of things that make Cowichan Lake area schools unique.

Local piano teacher Robyn Crosby has many tricks up her sleeve.

Another step has been made toward getting Honeymoon Bay's lawn bowling green brought back up to standards, with last week's forming of the Honeymoon Bay Lawn Bowling Club.