‘Working together, we can adapt to these changes and ensure a more positive future for our river, our salmon, our people and future generations,’ said Cowichan Tribes Chief Cindy Daniels.
Newspapers will keep printing as the company pursues a court-supervised restructuring and sale.
Dozens gathered in Duncan to remember trans lives that were taken too soon, and lift up those still living.
Cowichan Valley groups have issued an urgent call to find a shelter location as winter approaches.
Community members honoured the children who never made it home from residential "schools" at the third annual Every Child Matters March in Duncan.
How can we better understand this week's protests and counter-protests over gender inclusivity in schools?
Madeline is coming home to report local, community-driven stories, with a focus on the environment.
Cowichan Tribes and B.C. have agreed to a collaborative process to reimagine land and water management, from the ground up.
Library patrons can share seeds and gardening resources at a new local seed library.
“It's a pretty substantial step in the right direction,” says Alex Hemingway, a senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
