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Along with holiday cheer comes holiday beers, festive drinking, offices parties and an increased level of alcohol consumption.

Since 1958 — for upwards of half a century — Lake Cowichan has had fluoride added to their drinking water. s soon as January.

With the high degree of technology that has invaded society, it’s always tougher and tougher to get kids into the great outdoors.

Most children would ask for an Xbox game, new clothes or maybe a pet for their birthdays. Not 11-year-old Lake Cowichan youth, Jada Lee.

Canada’s west coast always hosts a myriad of talented artists of differing backgrounds, many of whom are from Vancouver Island or

If you look closely, you might notice more moustaches around Lake Cowichan than there are regularly.

If you have not received a copy of the LCSS newsletter, it can be found at the head office of the school upon request.

After weeks of tedious campaigning, Pat Weaver has emerged victorious

After putting in a full days work at the Mesachie Lake Forestry Research Station, life time local resident Trevor Green

Fluoride gone. Fluoride gone. Fluoride gone. Fluoride gone.