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At 233 feet above the waterline — that’s 20-stories high — she was taller than any building in downtown Victoria
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Father and son happy to be safe after capsized boat rescue at …
12 hours ago · A father and son are grateful to be safe, warm and on land after being rescued from the Crescent Beach waters. "You feel a little ashamed when you do something like this but everyone, all the responders, were just so positive, they were all outstanding," said Greg Monroe, the man rescued from the Crescent Beach Marina on Tuesday night (Nov. 26).
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Vigil lands at the B.C. Legislature Nov. 25 – the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
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The Municipality of North Cowichan has announced it will hold a series of community meetings regarding the 2025 budget
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Oct 28, 2024 · Duncan’s Chocolate Pearl now has a second location, this one in Chemainus
Large truck strikes pole in Chemainus, knocking out power
Dec 12, 2023 · A large vacuum truck struck a power pole in Chemainus early Monday morning, knocking out power to about 5,000 people in the Ladysmith and Chemainus areas for several hours.
Chemainus Theatre unveils show lineup for 30th anniversary season
Jan 22, 2024 · 1 / 1 It’s better late than never for the Chemainus Theatre’s 30th anniversary season. Managing director Randy Huber, left, and artistic director Mark DuMez display the pamphlets for the season’s shows. (Photo by Don Bodger) Advertisement
Chemainus River flood mitigation projects ongoing
Dec 5, 2023 · Heavy rain outside provided an ironic backdrop to a meeting inside the Halalt First Nation gymnasium Monday to update Halalt residents, others living along the Chemainus River and the public about flood mitigation efforts.