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Councillor Jayne Ingram has suggested that the Town of Lake Cowichan’s proposed water park be named a spray park from now on.

It’s not just the Town of Lake Cowichan that is producing a revised Official Community Plan this year.

The Lake Days Celebration Society held its AGM at the Town Hall, January 20, at which time elections were held for the 2011 executive. Returning as chair is Bob Day and as vice chair Pat Weaver. Barb Knott remains as secretary and Sylvia Coulombe also remains as treasurer.

There’s a lot going on at the Valley Fish and Game Club, so come check out what it’s all about, club president Andreas Berglund said.

The Town of Lake Cowichan's Advisory Planning Commission is drawing near on its latest draft of the Official Community Plan, with an early draft released to the public last week.

What would you like to see Lake Cowichan's upcoming elementary school to look like?

The Town of Lake Cowichan’s elected officials’ discussions around starting up a town-operated tube business may be going down the tubes.

Twenty local people and five Transition Cowichan people from Duncan area met to view and discuss films on the construction of BC’s first wind farm near Dawson Creek, and the special period in Cuba while Cuban people adjusted to a severe reduction in oil supplies and international markets.

The Honeymoon Bay community memorialized one of their own last week.

What would you like the future of public transit in the Cowichan Valley to look like?