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Common Ground Cowichan: How Common Is the Ground?
Another third party sponsor we found, which has the ability to take in thousands and thousands, and spend just over $1500 locally on influencing the election. Their records will not be seen until January of 2027. So between the three we hav...
Candidate Answers to 13 Yes/No Questions - North Cowichan
Here are the yes/no answers from the October all Candidate meeting for North Cowichan:
- North Cowichan’s Master Transportation Plan aims to reduce the percentage of trips made by automobile drivers from more than 84% today to approxim...
North Cowichan’s Election Wish Book
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The Election Wish Book is getting pretty thick.
Protect our forests. Restore our rivers and lakes. Build affordable housing. Improve public transit. Protect farmland. Stop sprawl. Fund climate adaptation. Support youth. Protect...
COAP supports the Official Community Plan… Also - The Attempts To Shut Down Democracy ..Again .
A busy Facebook comment section is a busy Facebook comment section. It isn’t the community speaking with one voice, and it certainly isn’t a council meeting.
Facebook has its uses. We use it ourselves to share articles, promote events, ask...
Maple Bay Rowing Club Roof FOIA - Almost 500k to Replace?
We do a lot of Freedom Of Information Request. Some we sit on until we have time to write about them, or some we just do not know what to write about when we have one returned -this is one is one of those, but since the next All Candidates...
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