July through September saw lots to see and do at the Lake
October through December were busy months at Cowichan Lake in 2016
2016 was off to a good start for proponents of Sunfest’s bid to relocate the festival
Safety concerns are being raised by wildlife groups following a recent ruling by the B.C. Supreme Court exonerating two hunters
April got off to a rocky (or at least dusty) start for residents in Youbou
One year ago I was driving to Lake Cowichan for the first time ever.
Earlier this month, the government announced it will provide LCFN with $30,000 to prepare an energy plan
“Now, if you can shave the fuzz off a peach without ripping the skin, you’re going to be fine.”
As 2016 draws to a close, Radio Cowichan is pleased to announce it has another student DJ who’s taken to the airways
After a several-year hiatus, the Lakers boys basketball team has returned with a bang. On Dec. 15, they gave the team
Welcome to Lake Flashback. Reporter James Goldie has been combing through old newspapers with the assistance of
The businesswomen and businessmen of the future took their first steps into the marketplace
Do you have a book-lover on your holiday shopping list? Before you head to one of the bookstores out of
Councillor Bob Day has been re-elected for a second term as vice chairman of the Cowichan
The family of one of Lake Cowichan’s recent fire victims is reaching out to the community for support
Some seniors in Lake Cowichan are celebrating not just because it’s a festive time of year but because
The Kaatza Station Museum and Archives is preparing to go into hibernation for a few weeks, giving its band of
The Lake Cowichan Fire Department’s annual toy drive and fundraiser has developed such a
Last month the Gazette published a story about a painting of a float house in Youbou that wound up in
Dwellings in Youbou and Skutz Falls were destroyed by flames
