First signs of people around Fort McMurray appear to be 11,000 to 13,000 years ago
A look back at the history of the Cowichan Lake area
Nun cho ga being preserved in freezer storage while next steps are determined
A look back at the history of the Cowichan Lake area
A look back at the history of the Cowichan Lake area
Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin elders named the mummified mammoth Nun cho ga meaning “big baby animal.”
Pooch became a small-town Vancouver Island sensation in the ’30s and ’40s for his tavern exploits
A look back at the history of the Cowichan Lake area
Local mystery adds to uptick in unsolved documents, says museum president
Premier says public engagement will now determine the future of the ‘seismically unsafe’ building
A look back at the history of the Cowichan Lake area
Letter found 56 years later by Rathtrevor Beach tourists
Buried treasure inadvertently dug out of 4-foot deep hole in sand
A look back at the history of the Cowichan Lake area
On the afternoon of May 26, 1896, the mid-span of the Point Ellice Bridge collapsed
Ann Marie Burns hopes to write books about some of the tales she’s written for Papertown Station
Remember these stories from Cowichan Lake?