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Chances Cowichan
Chances Cowichan
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+1 250-746-6300
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+1 250-746-6300
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| Sunday | 10am - 12am |
| Monday | 10am - 12am |
| Tuesday | 10am - 12am |
| Wednesday | 10am - 12am |
| Thursday | 10am - 12am |
| Friday | 10am - 1am (next day) |
| Saturday | 10am - 1am (next day) |
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Chances Cowichan Videos
Aftermath of Flooding in the Cowichan Valley
DUNCAN - A new week has begun for the people of the Cowichan Valley, but last week is still very much on their minds tonight.Many forced out of their homes by floodwaters on Friday have had a chance to go back.
And for some the damage is not as bad as they feared. For others it's worse.
The material things, lost in the floodwaters. And the sense of compassion and community that's been found.
River Otter Cowichan Bay Vancouver Island Canada
River Otter Cowichan Bay Vancouver Island Canada
Calgary man who fell into the Cowichan River is presumed dead
LAKE COWICHAN -- A search and rescue mission in the Cowichan Valley has been called off.
Lake Cowichan RCMP initiated a large scale search including divers and helicopters after a Calgary man fell into the fast moving river late Friday night. Mounties say two brothers were drinking and having a fire on a river front lot when one brother walked to the water and never came back. The brother who remained at the fire heard a loud splash, and when he could not find his sibling who was visiting from Calgary, he called the RCMP. Sunday afternoon search and rescue workers from across the Cowichan valley had still not located the man and officially ended the rescue mission.
At some point in time, depending on the circumstances, you go from a rescue scenario, to more of a recovery scenario said Lake Cowichan RCMP Sgt. Dave Voller. RCMP have not yet found a body, but say the chance of survival in the quickly moving ,and extremely cold waters of the Cowichan River is slim. RCMP usually deal with one drowning related death in the river every year.
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3020 Westhill Place, Westholme, BC
Property: 3020 Westhill Place in Westholme, British Columbia, Canada.Marketing by: Johannsen Group Real Estate
Film & Edit by: Kyle Johannsen
Music: Contrary Beats - Life
Christmas In Cowichan - Tourism Cowichan
Experience Christmas in Cowichan!Whether you're looking for fun family events, an intimate getaway or just a chance to slow down, Cowichan during the holidays is here for you.
Slow Down. Savour Life. Plan your holiday visit here: tourismcowichan.com
Sighting in British Columbia 7/9/2012
Fisherman sees brown figure run into forest. He then finds the tracks it left behind.
2014 Land Awards Non-profit Winner: Cowichan Green Community, The Station
In 2013, Cowichan Green Community (CGC) worked to transform an old motor inn to create a zero waste, mixed-use building with commercial space and 20 affordable housing units in downtown Duncan. The project, which includes the development of a community kitchen and food forest, creates a sustainable revenue stream for CGC to continue its work in food sustainability, and contributes to creating a safe, inclusive neighbourhood. Real estate professionals, local governments, non-profits, First Nations, and other community members and businesses contributed extensive volunteer efforts and pro-bono advice to this collaborative project.
Olympic Homecoming at Cowichan High
DUNCAN -- Olympic Bronze Medalist Emily Zurrer and fellow London Olympian Michael Braithwaite returned to their old High School Friday to share their Olympic memories with the students of Cowichan High.
Zurrrer, who graduated from Cowichan High in 2004, captured a bronze medal with the women's soccer team. The Crofton native played a supporting role on the team after a hamstring injury suffered just before the start of the Games forced the 25-year-old to watch from the sideline.
Braithwait's Olympic journey saw the double sculls rower finish 6th in the men's final. But for him, London was all about the experience, with his eyes now set on medalling at the 2016 Olympics .
Students had a chance to see, touch and take home a piece of Olympic history today in a ceremony just outside the high school.
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WANT A CHANCE TO WIN $1000?! Co-op Community Spaces Contest 2016
Want a chance to win $1000?Support CGC’s newest initiative- the Cowichan Incubator Seed Farm on Beverly Street in Duncan. This community project is taking 3.5 acres of neglected land and turning it into Canada's FIRST seed training farm. The site will be restored and enhanced to create a beautiful community space including a pollinator garden and will include a significant educational site for this community and beyond to help increase seed and food security.
Co-op Community Spaces Contest is funding local groups looking to protect and improve local spaces across Western Canada.
If successful, the winning application wins $1000 and your community could get up to $25, 000! We need your help so enter today!
WATCH LIVE: CBC Vancouver News at 6 for August 29 — Crimeni Funeral, Trudeau in B.C., Taxi Boundary
Watch CBC Vancouver News at 6 with hosts Anita Bathe and Mike Killeen for the latest on the most important news stories happening across B.C. They're joined by meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe who brings you the most up to date weather forecasts and added expertise on what's trending in the world of science.
Marie Canyon Cowichan River
Whos man enough to tube this?
UBCevents With Sam Corea - 2011 02 08
Our host Angela Jung had a chance to sit down with Sam Corea, a communications consultant, to discuss the importance of The Pitch.With more than 25 years of experience in the fields of corporate communications, media relations, event operations, publications and broadcast journalism, Sam is a Vancouver-based consultant who provides a wide range of writing, editing, and project planning services. His current clients include the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (Transformation Project) and the Sochi 2014 Winter Games Organizing Committee (Press Operations publications). He also writes a monthly column for The Curling News, a national magazine.
Sam was involved in the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games project from 2001 to 2010 serving in a number of management roles (media relations, communications, editorial services, and press operations) with both the Bid Corporation and Games Organizing Committee. Prior to the Vancouver 2010 project, Sam was a senior communications specialist and road safety programs manager at the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia. As a radio and television news broadcaster, Sam worked in communities in Northern and Central BC as well as the Lower Mainland.
Sam is a graduate of BCIT's Broadcast Journalism Program and has an Associate of Arts Degree from Capilano College. In addition to being part of the winning team that produced the Vancouver 2010 Bid, Sam has also been a part of two other successful Games bids: Cowichan Tribes (Duncan) for the 2008 North American Indigenous Games and Prince George for the 2015 Canada Winter Games.
Ogopogo sighting? and Eagles ? Otter ? Drought hill West kelowna. you tell me
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2012 Sasquatch Sighting at campsite, Abbotsford, BC
The top three finalists were announced August 31st 2012. Sponsored by Fraserway RV, Abbotsford. In no particular order: the Daignault Family, the Coutre Family and the Maud Family! Good luck to you all.Published by The Abbotsford News in celebration of their 90th anniversary. Finalists will receive a three day RV Getaway during September 2012 and $150 grocery vouchers courtesy PriceSmart, Abbotsford. The final grand prize will be determined by a 'camp song' generated by the finalists. Stay tuned or visit facebook.com/myabbynews or abbynews.com for further information. Voters can win $500 in cash. Details to follow. The Abbotsford News.
WATCH LIVE: CBC Vancouver News at 6 for Sept. 27 — Climate Strike, B.C. Homicides, Trudeau Photo
Watch CBC Vancouver News at 6 with hosts Anita Bathe and Mike Killeen for the latest on the most important news stories happening across B.C. They're joined by meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe who brings you the most up to date weather forecasts and added expertise on what's trending in the world of science.
Tropical Ecosystems Part 5 - Brush Turkeys
Learn about the biology of one of Australia's most common (and least-loved) birds in today's episode Brush Turkeys: Ecological Builders. The fifth installment in the C of I's tropical ecosystem documentary was written, produced and directed by Ashlee Byrnes, Rebekah Chace, Kara McCutchen and Hayley Talboy. Learn more about The College of Idaho's biology and environmental studies programs at collegeofidaho.edu/academics/biology and collegeofidaho.edu/academics/environment.The College of Idaho offers opportunities for students of all majors to study the world around them. Whether it's exploring the extraordinary relationships between species and their tropical island environment, writing an original play, or studying economic development and trade liberalization in Thailand, at the C of I students climb higher, see farther and do more. To learn more, visit collegeofidaho.edu .
Cowichan Bay Estuary Clean-up
Stewards of the environment have partnered together to remove logs and driftwood from Cowichan Bay Estuary. Western Forest Products is thrilled to be part of this important environmental initiative.
CanadaDay-ProRep.MOV
It’s Canada Day!It’s also the first day of the official campaign for proportional representation in British Columbia.
This referendum is our chance to modernize BC’s democracy by updating our voting system.
This campaign is important to me, I want everyone to feel good about who they vote for.
I want everyone to feel comfortable voting for what they want, instead of voting against what they don’t want.
Proportional Representation is a huge step in that direction.
Pledge your support here:
Thank you and happy Canada Day.
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Sonia Furstenau
MLA, Cowichan Valley
Deputy Leader, BC Greens
10265 Youbou Rd 1
Here is your chance to own an affordable 1.1 Acre estate with approximately 100 ft of Lakefront on beautiful LakeCowichan. Enjoy beautiful views from the windows and balcony of this 2-3 bed and 1.5 bath home. A large master
bedroom with a generous balcony is possible by using the bonus room over the garage as a third bed-room. The home
is older but may well be worth your renovation efforts as the views are spectacular. The home is on Youbou water and
a septic field. A single garage would be great for your car or for storage. Approximately .2 of an acre of the property
is on the waterfront side of Youbou Road. There may well be opportunity build a second home/cottage—up to 76 Sq. M.
on the waterfront side. Make your own inquiries with the Cowichan Valley Regional District regarding a second home
and potential for subdivision. This Youbou home could be a good year-round home or a property for recreational
purposes offering you a great place to retire or to raise a family. Call or text Lorne Gait or Morgan Fisher for more
information or a viewing today at 250-618-0680.
More Attractions in Duncan
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Averill Creek Vineyard
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B.C. Forest Discovery Centre
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Blue Grouse Estate Winery and Vineyard
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Bright Angel Park
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Chemainus River Provincial Park
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Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre
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Cowichan Native Village
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Cowichan Performing Arts Centre
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Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre
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Cowichan Valley Museum
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Cowichan-Chemainus Historic Scenic Route
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Craig Street Brew Pub
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Duncan Farmer's Market
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Duncan Totem Poles
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Glenora Trails Head Park
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Judy Hill Gallery
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Maple Mountain trails
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Mount Prevost
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Providence Farm
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Quw'utsun' Cultural and Conference Centre
