Life

In 1895, a budding young artist and poet named Emily Carr, packed up her sketch book and pencil and took the train from Victoria to Duncan

Sold out annual Valley Fish and Game Club Banquet served to recognize some of the organization’s many volunteers.

It is a dream as old as our country itself: to carve out a living from a piece of land that you can call your own

Cowichan Lake Sparks, Brownies and Girl Guides will hold a special meeting

One dark October evening Grantie had been shot and his body found in Sutton Creek (near Honeymoon Bay).

Sharing the beauty of his flights over the Cowichan Lake area

Back in the 1920s Ernie Trueman and Bill Grosskleg started a local logging partnership: North Arm of Cowichan Lake.

Janie was no more than four-years-old when she arrived here at the Lake in 1915 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin

In August 1960, long-time Cowichan Lake resident Carl Swanson celebrated his 75th birthday.

Now that the fall weather has arrived, and your gardens are put away for the winter, drop-in to the centre and enjoy a bite of lunch