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Nomination deadline for 2015 Black Tie Awards on Jan. 31
There is only one more week left for you to nominate a person or business for this year's edition of the Black Tie Awards.Elizabeth Croft is a manager with...
Rock of the Woods meeting fuels conversation about concert location
The Sahtlam Fire Hall was packed with a mix of young and old last night for a spirited public meeting about the fate of this year's edition of Rock...
North Cow allows Maple Bay Marina to move fueling depot, plane dock
North Cowichan has granted rezoning to Maple Bay Marina to move its fueling and float plane dock to another location in the Bay.Mayor Jon Lefebure says he believes the move...
NDP takes shot at Clark government with agriculture committee
The NDP is putting together its own committee on agriculture. They're calling it the Opposition Standing Committee on Agriculture and Food. The name is a shot at the Clark government,...
BC Ferry cut-off times used to keep passengers safe, ships on time
Ferry travellers are asking, once again, why BC Ferries has those 10 minute cut-offs for buying tickets. The questions resurfaced after a video of a woman losing her cool when she missed...
Wind storm leaves thousands without power in Cowichan Valley
BC Hydro says there are still a few homes in the Cowichan Valley without power after a storm hit southern Vancouver Island over the weekend.Spokesperson Karla Louwers says at one point on...
Cowichan Performing Arts Center unveils new name, logo
The Cowichan Theatre is no more. Well, thats not exactly the case!Thanks to a recent re-branding, the Cowichan Performing Arts Center is the new handle of the Valley's 35...
CVRD Chair announced and list of directors
The Cowichan Valley Regional District has a new chair.Jon Lefebure, who is also the mayor of North Cowichan, is the CVRD's new chair after being elected at yesterday's inaugural meeting to replace the departed...
North Cowichan mayoral race heating up
Three candidates are vying for the chance to be the mayor of the Municipality of North Cowichan for the next...
Chemainus Skatepark to be ready in early 2015
After years of delays, the Chemainus Skate Park is closer to becoming a reality.
North Cowichan Mayor Jon Lefebure says...
ICBC warns drivers to be prepared for winter conditions
As the weather changes, ICBC wants to remind drivers to change their habits. On Vancouver Island, that means being...
Accident on TransCanada Hwy at Henry Road
An accident this afternoon at the corner of TransCanada Hwy and Henry Road is diverting traffic. Ambulance on scene....
Local woman starts FB page for Marcus Cirillo
A local woman with ties to Nathan Cirillo has set up a Facebook page for people to donate to...
All Candidates Meetings in the Cowichan Valley- List
*Note* This list is ongoing and subject to editing. Please contact Juice News at 250-748-1500 or email [email protected] with...
Vote for Lake Cowichan Food Bank in Aviva Community Fund Contest
Lake Cowichan Food Bank needs more of your votes if they hope to compete for a large community prize.The...
Cowichan Tribes' Coats for Kids Drive on the horizon
With winter fast approaching, Cowichan Tribes and Family Services needs donations of warm winter clothing.Their annual Coats for Kids...
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