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Economic Development Cowichan welcomes Laura Jennifer Leppard

A site, made famous 10 years ago when it housed a tiger, is the victim of a fire April 22.

• For one Queen Margaret’s School student, exploring what it means to be Canadian and engaging in the political system from the heart of Ottawa is about to become a reality. Grade 11 student Arrington Bricker has been selected to represent the Cowichan Valley in the 2017 Rotary Adventure in Citizenship Program in Ontario.

Those determined to advance industrial interests over all else often attack science.

Developing authentic relationships built on trust and understanding is essential to reconciliation with First Nations, and reconciliation must be a priority for all of us according to Green candidate Sonia Furstenau.

As early as the 1880s, margarine was reviled as “counterfeit butter.”

Samuel Lockhart joins race as independent conservative

Canadian television personality meets with Conservative supporters in Nanaimo

Wildflowers, lots of information, stories, a historic location: In Bloom has a lot to offer

Nuisance neighbours were in council’s crosshairs this week