Another productive year for the town comes to a close while the goals and objectives of council remain the same as in previous years.
Early in my life I was taught to make the best out of a bad situation and that is exactly what the town is attempting to do
The year is new but our goals and objectives remain the same.
Our community has always been a special place to those of us who have made it home
The totem pole ceremony on Nov. 14 will be remembered for being one of the strongest community building events in Lake Cowichan.
Weather notwithstanding, the Terry Fox Run this year was a great success
Mayor Ross Forrest discusses new crosswalks, primary health care and more.
Since 2011, we have seen a dramatic reduction in the town’s consumption of water.
Mayor reports town focus on road safety, health and community issues
Community consultation: doctors and schools in Cowichan Lake area
Support of community for events and projects appreciated by Mayor Ross Forrest
The changes for South Shore Road are becoming more evident daily.
The third year of my first term as Lake Cowichan’s mayor began as interestingly as the previous two years.
Hazel Beech is a remarkable woman who has gone beyond the normal responsibilities of a citizen when it comes to civic duty. She has committed her time and energy toward the progression and improvement of our Town.
After the recent devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, a decision was reached by the Ohtaki Twinning Committee to forgo our upcoming visit to Ohtaki/Date City.
Our Advisory Planning Commission has now hosted two public consultation sessions.
As many of you know, when it comes to municipal politics it can take a great deal of time to have a goal come to fruition.
