Carla Sylvester sat in her vehicle, on Tuesday morning, with tears in her eyes and her phone in her hand. It had been just over 24 hours since fire tore through the Stotlou Crescent duplex her family shared with neighbour Rose Coleman and two other elders.
'Think Shawnigan' project wants your ideas
October is International Dyslexia Awareness month
I'm not typically one to spout out unsolicited advice but I'm going to go against my tendencies just this once and do it anyway because I feel pretty confident it's a solid tip.
Automatic objections for applications within 300m, reviews for those 300-600m
Take the bus to vote on Oct. 21
The Citizen reached out to the candidates running in the 2019 federal election
"It's so much less of a hassle to walk," they said.
"It's for Simon and for kids like his that we are doing this event"
Lake Cowichanand Palsson schools visited
The Citizen reached out to the candidates running in the 2019 federal election and we asked them for brief comments on four topics of interest to constituents here in the Cowichan-Malahat-Langford region. Those topics include: environment and climate change, economic development, kids and families and health care. This is part three of a four-part series outlining their responses. Today's topic is Kids and Families.
Authorities confirm there's no laws for drivers to alert others of animals on the road
Vancouver Island's Hul'qumi'num Treaty Group transitions to Stage 5
An ominous, dark cloud loomed over the Cowichan Valley on Friday afternoon. One moment it was sunny with the big black cloud in the distance, and in the next moment people were seeking shelter as torrential hail pelted down on them, thunder cackled overhead and lightning streaked across the sky.
Check local government bylaws before you burn
I got out of bed smiling.
Community eyesore will be gone by the end of March
The Citizen reached out to the candidates running in the 2019 federal election and we asked them for brief comments on four topics of interest to constituents here in the Cowichan-Malahat-Langford region. Those topics include: environment and climate change, economic development, kids and families and health care. This is part two of a four-part series outlining their responses. Today's topic is Economic Development.
It's coming up quickly but there's still room for you to join in the fun. The 2019 Tour De Rock Duncan dinner is taking place on Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Eagles Hall.
Public works crews have been busy for the last four years installing water meters
