What were your top stories from 2020?
Even if it doesn't end up how we hope, it's the trying that matters most.
"Any one of us could do everything right and still catch the virus": Regional Chief Terry Teegee.
Second school fire in five days for North Cowichan schools
"Island" eggs may come from Manitoba, Woike says
Many BC Hydro customers without power
Lottery system may be used for in-demand French and nature schools
No risk of exposure to residents, Island Health confirms
How's that for a community hero?
Reports of an employee of a local supermarket testing positive for Coronavirus have been confirmed.
The Malahat Nation has followed Cowichan Tribes's lead and activated a Shelter in Place order for its members.
An RCMP helicopter flew in circles around Duncan's core Friday mid-day while the sirens of firetrucks blared as trucks rushed to a call downtown.
Apollonian means "serene, calm, or well-balanced; poised & disciplined"
A warning to all that the virus is here, and a call for compassion over stigmatization
It wasn't the 50-person wedding they'd wanted, but you know what? It was all they needed.
It's hard to believe that it even happened this year, but there was massive flooding in the Cowichan Valley at the start of 2020 — big enough to be an early candidate for Story of the Year.
Residents dazed as fire rips through apartment building
