Helen Watson has packed a lot into life – including being in two pandemics
Lorna Clark won the Bingo Blast grand prize
Another historic first for the Knights was to have two area mayors join the presentation
“The holidays can present difficulties for people living with dementia for a multitude of reasons”
Courier editor and his wife overwhelmed by continued support
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Schools across country to send activity kits to isolated towns for Dwight Ballantyne’s #WeSeeYou Day
Eight years drug-free, Rick Curiston reflects on his passion for agate, gold hunting
Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society cautions against use of rodent poisons
“Most callers are caregivers who need to know who to call or where to turn.”
Welcome to Lake Flashback. Reporter Sarah Simpson has been combing through old…
As of 2016, 501 WWII crash locations in the Netherlands which have yet to be investigated.
The Japanese conceded 60 per cent of the city (four square miles) had been “turned to ashes”
A formal apology from the federal government and the promise of compensation
“I realized that most kids just don’t understand the importance of the day”
General Sir Arthur William Currie, Canada’s first full general, was the Allies’ ablest corps commander
Only two ‘miracles’ to date, Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain, had given any real cause for joy
Construction on the barn is expected to take just two months
My mother accepted the Korean Peace Medal on behalf of my dad.
Welcome to Lake Flashback. Reporter Sarah Simpson has been combing through old…
!["Scientist from University of Victoria measures the approximate height of the meteorite from eye witness reports. [Geremy] Tatum Visited Lake Cowichan and Youbou to meet with witnesses on Saturday. He will log the data and will hope to make an educated guess as to where the meteorite would have landed." (Lake News, Nov. 8, 1995)](https://3ivd1wzds2r48vj6x15g4v7k-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/22879837_web1_201105-LCO-Flashback-Nov5-meteorite_2.jpg)