Skip to content

Community

Farm tour and potluck to educate on business

If you are interested in learning more about how to operate a diversified farm business, you can join a farm tour and potluck supper
Elks throwing open doors in Duncan on Canada Day

Elks throwing open doors in Duncan on Canada Day

The Duncan Elks are having an open house on Friday, July 1, Canada Day, from noon to 5 p.m.
Walkabout Duncan on Wednesday

Walkabout Duncan on Wednesday

With The 39 Days of July now underway, Walkabout Wednesdays are a popular way to take a midweek stroll through the downtown core
Exploding Clague stove in 1919 was déjà vu all over again

Exploding Clague stove in 1919 was déjà vu all over again

“The kitchen looked as though a bomb had been thrown into it.” —Cowichan Leader.
Cowichan Valley students get hands dirty in clam gardens

Cowichan Valley students get hands dirty in clam gardens

Cowichan Valley students got the chance to apply traditional knowledge and science to learn about ancient clam gardens June 7-8.
Maple Bay’s Pioneer Cemetery, conclusion

Maple Bay’s Pioneer Cemetery, conclusion

In this third and final instalment we wrap up our visit to the Valley’s oldest cemetery which was desecrated by vandals two weeks ago.
South Australia sets a fine example for the world

South Australia sets a fine example for the world

I’ve always had a soft spot for Adelaide in South Australia, a city built more on a human scale
Ghanaian bank worker shares knowledge in the Cowichan Valley

Ghanaian bank worker shares knowledge in the Cowichan Valley

Helping people with their financial goals is satisfying work for Esther Kafui Akumani, whether in Africa or in the Cowichan Valley.
Cowichan Bay celebrating Wooden Boat Festival

Cowichan Bay celebrating Wooden Boat Festival

The 31st annual Cowichan Bay Wooden Boat Festival is scheduled for Saturday, June 25 this year.

Library issues teen challenge this summer with iPad prize

Teens are invited to check out a challenge that could net them an iPad mini.