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Family events to mark July 1 holiday

If kicking back to enjoy the mid-week break doesn’t fire your rockets for Canada Day, there are plenty of free, family-friendly events happening throughout the valley. Cowichan Lake folks — and anyone else — are invited to the Mesachie Lake baseball... more

• New principal announced
• Spreading Smiles
• Longtime Palsson Elementary teacher gets ready to retire

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Lake Bloomers Garden Club enjoys spring

This spring the Lake Bloomers Garden Club members had two very interesting meetings and an excellent evening of garden tours in Honeymoon Bay. In April our guest speaker was David Work, who is owner operator of Mochica Café on South Shore... more

• Lake Cowichan Secondary School Graduation
• Activity slowing down for summer at seniors’ centre

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Price of Afghanistan war must be public

The federal government no longer wants Canadians to be aware of how much is being spent on the war in Afghanistan, saying releasing the figures would be a threat to national security. In response to an information request from the NDP... more

• How is EI unfair in B.C.?
• Caught in B.C.’s safety net
• Comment

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Water metering should be last step for local governments across the Island EDITOR: On the subject of “WATER METERS”, the Lillooet Ratepayers Association (LRA) wish to thank all of the citizens of Lake Cowichan, who have taken the time to write... more

• Summer break well-deserved for District 79 teachers after all of their great work with students
• Former local MLA a poor choice to head up Island Corridor Foundation

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