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Protect Quamichan Creek posted a short video this week from a February 21, 2023 North Cowichan council meeting involving a proposed development at 2083 Indian Crescent.
Their post tells readers that Councillor Debra Toporowski raised an In...
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Who Are the Pro-Developer Candidates in North Cowichan- It May Surprise you
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I bought this light from Thrift Town on Canada Ave. I am not sure why it just makes me so happy...
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Sigh… Seriously you guys? And you want to get into politics huh?
There are days where local politics gets complicated. Zoning, taxation, development, water systems, gov...
Who Elected the Facebook Admin?
Recently, we heard about two candidates in the CVRD having trouble getting community outreach posts approved in a local Facebook group in their area. Fair enough, admins decline stuff all the time. Maybe it was political, maybe it broke a g...
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