The ERA is designed as an assessment which provides RoadSafetyBC with comprehensive information
The first teacher was Jeannie Wallace Blair. She had 10 students and was paid $30 a month salary.
Patrick Maliha is the headline comic at Stand Up for Charity, which will raise funds for Duck Pond
In the Lake Cowichan area you should also consider hardiness of your plant
Members from Air Cadet Squadron 744 spent an enjoyable day with members of the Duncan Flying Club.
Two boys with autism spearhead campaign at Langley’s Dorothy Peacock Elementary
“I wanted to speak to women where they truly are at”
April Murphy has battled illiteracy, homelessness, and addiction and mental health challenges.
If you qualify, you can get your tax return done free of charge
They will be taught how to build the outdoor furniture piece of their choice
April 15-21 marks National Volunteer Week in Canada
Some week: strange incident with Buick, high fees kibosh shows, and loggers lose cheap accommodation
It’s a new activity but it offers some quality time for seniors and kids
In 2008, 1993, and 1978 Cowichan Lakers were looking at both past and future as they made plans
Prime Minister tells British Columbians that Canada is building a strong economy and being responsible to the environment
‘It’s one of those adventures in life. Try something, try new things.’
