Tag: Crofton

BC Ferries provides update on Crofton terminal upgrades

From Oct. 18 to Dec. 10, the 9:30 p.m. sailing from Vesuvius Bay and the 10 p.m. sailing from Crofton will be cancelled Sunday through Thursday.

North Cowichan gives green light for traffic improvements near Crofton Elementary School

The municipality said staff will install an electronic speed reader board facing northbound traffic on York Avenue near Crofton Elementary School.

Remedial action order approved for Twin Gables site in Crofton 

Remedial action has been approved to address long-standing issues at the Twin Gables property in Crofton.

BC Ferries to begin Crofton terminal upgrades May 26

North Cowichan Mayor Rob Douglas said BC Ferries advised him work is expected to begin May 26.

“Upgrades to Crofton water system provide a vast array of benefits,” North Cowichan mayor 

Water quality has improved in Crofton after the Municipality of North Cowichan completed what it called “important upgrades to the system.” 

BC Ferries applies for noise exemption to improve Crofton terminal 

Ferry terminal upgrades in Crofton are scheduled to proceed, but BC Ferries must first obtain several approvals, including a noise exemption. 

“Task forces are where things go to die,” Public Workers of Canada Local 8 president 

A taskforce to investigate mill closures in North Cowichan has been halted after a union president asked council to get their priorities straight.

Crofton Wharf will remain open through upgrades; North Cowichan mayor 

Several repairs will start on the Wharf in Crofton but the good news is nothing will close during the upgrades.

Remedial action taken at Crofton property to address safety and compliance 

The owner of a property in Crofton will have a very limited amount of time to clean up the area, comply with municipal bylaws and make the area safe.

North Cowichan asks for fairness for all Crofton mill workers from federal government

A letter to the federal government from North Cowichan expresses a strong desire to see Employment Insurance benefits extended for all workers to be treated fairly.

North Cowichan council tenders new childcare building in Crofton 

A new building on Berridge Street in Crofton will bring Childcare spaces to the region, and carry a price tag of $5.44 million.

Catalyst Crofton paper mill operations to be curtailed indefinitely

Operations at a paper mill in Crofton will be reduced indefinitely at the end of the year. Paper Excellence announced...

Three Crews Responded to a fire at Mount Brenton Golf Course

The cart storage facility was so badly burned during a fire at Mount Brenton Golf Course yesterday afternoon, it's...

The Torch is Lit: Let the Official Countdown to the Games Begin

The B.C. Summer Games comes to the Cowichan Valley in less than 100 days, as last night's torch-lighting ceremony...

The Old Crofton School: The Site of a Fire

A fire broke out in the old Crofton school just before 10 p.m. last night. Firefighters from the Chemainus, Crofton...

Polar Bear Swim Returns for Another Year

It takes the idea of a refreshing swim to a whole new level. The annual Polar Bear Swim returns to...
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