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 Juggling act between Cowichan educators, parents means few extracurriculars cancelledParents lauded for filling gaps left by teachers' job action
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 Valley people: Glen PoseyWords I live by: Wayne Gretzky's quote: "One hundred per cent of the shots you don't take won't go into the net
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 Feasting found at Alderlea FarmFeast of Fields, the annual celebration of the best home-grown food on Vancouver Island finds a new host in Cowichan this year
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 Dateline Cowichan 1951: When drama ruled the Cowichan ValleyDateline 1951: The play's the thing say competitors in the 1950s
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 Camas Fest designed to keep community Echo Heights-awareGuided tours of Echo Heights Forest planned as part of continuing push to preserve Chemainus forest
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 Group pedalling to protest oil tankersCycle to Protect our Coast bike from Campbell River to Victoria to spread their message about the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline
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 Local man suffers injuries during roll-over wreck on Fisher Road ThursdayJaws of Life used by Cowichan Bay firefighters to remove driver from car flipped beside telephone pole
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 Grieving Stone family remembers the real Karrie AnnMurder: As her accused killer heads for his first court appearance family remembers the person they lost
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 Thief absconds with Olympic memoriesMelanie Brancato is lamenting the loss of her Olympic ring plus other sentimental jewelry after her Cowichan Bay home was robbed
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 Greater Victoria Police stage training in exercises in North CowichanOld Brownsey Block building was the closed set for dozens of capital cops honing their skills during exercises held May 16 and 17.
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 Hunger-striker gets four-plex occupancy permit from city hallMayor Phil Kent said city staff stayed after hours Wednesday to deal with developer Chinna Katireddy's complex concerns.
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 Dr. Larry Fenton dies after serving Chemainus-area patients for 36 yearsLong ordeal with Huntington's disease ends for popular Mural-Town doc who died May 12.
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 Cowichan trustees adopt deficit budgetSchool District 79 board votes 5-4 in favour of illegal deficit budget's third reading
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 Cowichan Valley children helped by $60,000 Island Savings donationBig gift from Island Savings will support Big Brothers Big Sisters In-school Mentoring Progam
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Japanese junk plan worries Cowichan MP Crowder's concern: Nitinat Narrows could receive some of the 1.5-million tonnes of junk caused by Japan's March 11 earthquake
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 Running away to join the circus school a good thing for valley girlDelaney Martin putting all that gymnastics tumbling to good use at Montreal facility where Cirque du Soleil performers train
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 Finanical nuts and bolts of Crofton mill's complex restructuring plan outlinedCatalyst's new financial plan given in layperson's terms by the struggling company as its big restructuring meeting is set for May 23
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 Developer starts a hunger strike at city hall to protest occupancy-permit feesCouncillor Sharon Jackson sympathized, but said staff members who can handle Katireddy's concerns are out of town until Friday.
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 Three strikes and you're out, speedersCowichan Mounties conducting Speed Watch campaign on Thursday
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 Cutbacks hurting infants, or help for moms who need it most?More help for at-risk families: But some Cowichan residents concerned reallocation of resources will put some babies at risk
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 Fall court dates set in 2011 Noble death on Victoria streetBrandon Huth answers charges in the alleged 2011 punching death of Shawnigan Lake's Tyler Noble
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 Thief swipes 1988 Olympic ring from Cowichan Bay homePolice investigating recent break-in on Waldy Road
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 Math scores add up in favour of Shawnigan studentsGrade 11 student Jae Joon Lee scores the third-highest mark in the country at Canadian Mathematics Competition
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 Four suicides and 48 attempts spark Cowichan Tribes' state of emergencyDeclaration signed by band council in effect for 90 days
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 Crofton mill owner moves restructuring meeting to May 23Catalyst Paper brass announces the third rebooking of the crucial meeting that could spell the fate of North Cowichan's biggest taxpayer
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