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For theft under $5,000 and a breach of undertaking, Nitinat man Joshua J. Edgar was found guilty, during a Tuesday, September 20, appearance at the Duncan Law Courts.

Cowichan Lake area-specific files from the Duncan Law Courts for the week ending Saturday, September 17.

Cowichan River flows are to increase from seven cubic meters per second to 16, between 3 p.m. and midnight, Sunday, September 25.

The long-term plans for Cowichan Lake’s BC Hydro service are impressive. Multi-million substation upgrades are ongoing in Lake Cowichan, with even greater plans in the works for the future.

There’s nothing to worry about regarding Smart Meters. This is the message BC Hydro spokesperson Ted Olynk had for the Town of Lake Cowichan’s elected officials, in hopes of addressing their concerns.

Participation may be down, but the fun of the event and personal challenge associated with walking 56 kilometre around Cowichan Lake remained in tact, during the 10th Annual Great Lake Walk, Saturday, September 17.

The rapid waters next to the Cowichan Lake weir have been a known danger for years.

No news was good news for police serving Lake Cowichan over the Labour Day long weekend.

As per previous conversations around dogs in the Town of Lake Cowichan, the town's elected officials discussed the drafting of a new policy.

This town is not as accessible as it should be. That is the message delegate Sonya Matthews had to share with the town's elected officials, during a Tuesday, September 6, committee meeting.