News broke the other day that, after months in hibernation, Grouse Mountain's resident grizzly bears had awakened.
Students removed from Ecole Mount Prevost school in an 'abundance of caution'
The shows will go on…next year
The bears are back in town so keep an eye out, reminds WildSafeBC Cowichan Valley coordinator Amanda Crowston, but there is a lot us humans can do to reduce our interactions with them.
The news cycle is non stop. One of the ways that we are able to get you breaking news is because of radio scanners like the one in my kitchen. No, we don't chase ambulances and fire trucks, but if there is a major incident (think White Spot burning down in the middle of the night) or if a tree falls on a house and causes major damage or a power outage) even if we are at home we'll be able to hear some early details and get to work.
Seymour will return once fully recovered
Spotted in the Cairnsmore neighbourhood
Recipients gave speeches by phone while being live-streamed on YouTube
Even as a prospective home buyer more than six years ago now, I knew that the coat closet adjacent to what would become my kitchen would never actually be used for coats. It was a good distance from the front door and, you'd have to pass through a perfectly suitable laundry room to get to it from the garage.
The Movin' On Up, Cowichan Lake Poverty Reduction project
Second graders develop bottle cap mural
Surveillance cameras both inside and out
Set to receive a $200,000 Supply Chain Resiliency grant
My next memory of my early days as a softball player was when we were the Pirates.
Program even more interesting given the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic
Demand for homes in the Cowichan Valley is exceeding supply, driving up prices and frustrating potential buyers, according to local realtors.
Mountain Man Ice Cream, located at 99 South Shore Rd.
Take a bag, one glove, long tongs, and go pick up!
I could have sworn I told them to help each other get unbuckled and to come inside.
Cowichan Lake Road closed for police situation
