This Saturday, Sept. 18, citizens of all ages and abilities are encouraged to come
Two bull elk that have become minor celebrities at the lake are actually in serious danger
Youbou resident Jerry Melissa, one of B.C.’s most prominent horseshoe
Volunteer fire departments of the Cowichan Valley are most often on the frontline
Any Lakers without plans this Saturday night who want to support some of their own
As of Tuesday afternoon, the boil water advisory remains in effect for Youbou. The notice was
A lack of proper baseball facilities in Lake Cowichan is not only negatively impacting adult recreational
It’s been clear for months the Cowichan Lake Community Garden would be moving to a new location, but
Welcome to Lake Flashback. Reporter James Goldie has been combing through old newspapers with the
It won’t be long now before the delegation of visitors from Lake Cowichan’s sister city
Students returning to classes at Lake Cowichan School this week will notice at least one unfamiliar
The Cowichan Valley Regional District and Island Health have issued a boil water advisory for the Youbou Water system effect immediately.
Two-term Cowichan Valley MLA Bill Routley announced Tuesday, Aug. 30 that
Before Sunfest’s inaugural summer here, there were plenty of concerns about whether or
The body of a boater last seen in the water and calling for help in Cowichan Lake has been recovered by authorities.
Welcome to Lake Flashback. Reporter James Goldie has been combing through old newspapers
Although she did not reach her goal of swimming continuously for more than
When it comes to horseshoes, you might say Anthony Rondow is a dead ringer for his father.
The body of a boater last seen in the water and calling for help in Cowichan Lake has been recovered
Until recently, the term “UBAKA” was as meaningless to Tony McKee as it still is to most people in Canada
