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Sierra Acton running for re-election in Shawnigan Lake

Sierra Acton running for re-election in Shawnigan Lake

Acton has been CVRD’s area director since 2017
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North Cowichan to leave contaminated recycling at the curb

North Cowichan to leave contaminated recycling at the curb

This step follows a year of education aimed at reducing contamination by 25 per cent
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Oct. 15 referendum for funding model for Cowichan Valley recreational facilities

Oct. 15 referendum for funding model for Cowichan Valley recreational facilities

CVRD recommending user-based funding model
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$4.8-million project to replace Crofton fire hall will proceed

$4.8-million project to replace Crofton fire hall will proceed

Just six voted against it in AAP process
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Cowichan Valley author, artist team up to create best-selling books

Cowichan Valley author, artist team up to create best-selling books

Approached by the Royal Canadian Numismatic Association to write a book aimed at the youth market
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Duncan woman arrested during drug raid

Duncan woman arrested during drug raid

44-year-old had a variety of drugs and cash in home
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RCMP catch 23 drunk drivers in Lake Cowichan area during long weekend

RCMP catch 23 drunk drivers in Lake Cowichan area during long weekend

Six drivers also ticketed for excessive speeding
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Province providing funding for Cowichan Valley poverty-reduction projects

Province providing funding for Cowichan Valley poverty-reduction projects

North Cowichan, Duncan, Lake Cowichan and Ladysmith among grant recipients
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CVRD gets $550,000 from province for flood recovery

CVRD gets $550,000 from province for flood recovery

District one of 10 communities to receive a total of $53.6 million
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Cowichan Tribes, province, reach agreement on Koksilah watershed plan

Cowichan Tribes, province, reach agreement on Koksilah watershed plan

Plan will be first of its kind in B.C.
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