The North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP are asking for the public’s help as they continue investigating reports of a man attempting to grab children during the...
Municipality of North Cowichan bans all open burning with its boundaries as pf 12 p.m. (noon) on Thursday), including campfires and small recreational fires, burning woody debris in outdoor stoves, torches such as Tiki Torches, fireworks and firecrackers, Sky Lanterns, and binary exploding targets used for target practice. The ban also covers Chimineas, burning barrels or burning cages of any size or description.
Duncan council approved a motion to reduce the services currently provided by the Downtown Duncan Business Improvement Area Society (DDBIA) after the organization experienced a...
Fees for additional garbage tags are increasing as the City of Duncan starts to implement their new automated curbside collection system.Â
Tags are currently being...
Dignitaries from the region gathered to discuss the key challenges around forestry and how the recent curtailments at the Chemainus Sawmill have impacted the...
The City of Duncan has now imposed Stage 2 water restrictions.Â
According to the city, watering lawns, gardens, fruit trees, ornamental trees, shrubs and flower...
Effective immediately, the CVRD is asking everyone in the region to observe Stage 2 water restrictions.Â
According to the CVRD, under stage 2 restrictions lawn...
The Cowichan Valley is one of three locations in the province chosen for a pilot project designed to build long-term resilience for small businesses.
The...
Updated - June 11 The Municipality of North Cowichan says its networks are operational, with phone and email systems back to normal. The municipality...
Recovering from an addiction is a long journey, and one Cowichan Valley business owner is helping people make that transition by providing jobs to support...
Delays on the Chemainus River Bridge are to be expected next month as construction crews finish structural repairs starting Nov. 12, for approximately three weeks.Â
In...
North Cowichan residents will soon get to use their own community’s name instead of using Duncan for their mailing address. Â
The municipality is the...
Ladysmith residents will now have a new way to express concerns, provide input and offer feedback on town projects and initiatives more efficiently.Â
According to...
Plans to control the amount of flooding along the Chemainus River in North Cowichan are underway with six bendway weirs.Â
According to North Cowichan mayor...
After one round of public engagement, the Cowichan Valley Regional District says they’ve crafted their Arts and Culture Master Plan in time for more...
