I see that once again Glen Ridgway is urging council to fire up the chainsaws in the Six Mountains.

For decades, people have wondered what sort of contaminants might be leaching out of the old Crofton smelter site on the Osborne Bay waterfront.

Coastal Douglas-fir forest contains most species at risk in BC

Use of bait to hunt deer not impacted by new regulation

David Bellis says low voter turnout leaves the door open for ‘undesirable self-interest groups’ to control council

Only a few giant trees remain in North Cowichan’s Municipal Forest Reserve

Shockey: ‘Congratulations to the 47th President and the amazing Trump family. Great accomplishment.'

North Cowichan is in the process of hiring a consultant to help the municipality and Quw’utsun Nation reach a co-management agreement on the 5,000-hectare Municipal Forest Reserve.

Joanna Lord plays up her political experience; newcomer Becky Hogg says no regrets regardless of vote outcome

Not every day a threatened raptor lands on your front lawn — with prey in tow, no less.

Experts tell sixmountains.ca the link is neither straight forward nor assured

Trail-cam video reveals Canada’s largest rodent in Six Mountains of North Cowichan

— I do support the OCP adopted in 2022. While acknowledging that the issue involving the new development north of Herd Road was a complex and controversial challenge, I would have, with some degree of unease, denied the amendment, and stuck to the OCP.

Only Becky Hogg declines to respond to list of eight questions

— I would have first sat down with staff and looked at their reasoning for not wanting the major development all at once.

— I support the Official Community Plan adopted in 2022. On November 20, I would have voted against amending the OCP.

— Yes I support the OCP. It is essential for a community to have a strong guiding framework. A document such as this has to be a living document as unforeseen challenges can arise.

‘I was showering naked and a man came in the change room. This was completely unacceptable.’

Johanne Kemmler promises to respect public-consultation results supporting conservation vision for forest reserve

The co-owner of a local hair salon has joined the race for the North Cowichan byelection.

Osprey Forest Operations claimed $104,763 shortfall, according to FOI documents