North Cowichan commits to Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action
“This is not something that you just snap your fingers and make it happen overnight,” Mayor Al Siebring says.
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The river ‘is our health system’: Community gathers for Cowichan River Day
Health and history of the Cowichan River at the forefront of conversations.
IN PHOTOS: Cowichan students strike for climate action
Over 100 people rallied in downtown Duncan on Sept. 24
Community Spotlight: The Hangout climbing gym in Duncan
How four climbing enthusiasts created an inclusive space to work out and hang out.
‘It’s an emergency,’ say climate ralliers in Cowichan Valley
A large crowd voices concern over climate change at a downtown Duncan rally.
Election 2021: A guide for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford voters
Here’s a brief summary of the major party candidates, platforms and top issues Cowichan-Malahat-Langford voters told us they care about.
‘It’s all about respect’: Volunteers work to preserve the Cowichan River, one truck load of trash at a time
More than 100 people joined the annual clean-up effort.
In photos: Fairy Creek supporters mark one year of blockades
RCMP raid old growth protection camps as Indigenous leaders gather in Victoria.
In a first for Vancouver Island, smokejumpers parachute down to fight Mount Prevost wildfire
BC Wildfire Service plans aggressive attack on Saturday, Aug. 7.
New RapidBus strategy aims to address West Shore transit woes
Two weeks after The Discourse reported on West Shore transit solutions, BC Transit announced a RapidBus strategy that will see its flagship route run between the West Shore and downtown Victoria.
