The Freedom of the Municipality, which has been awarded to just 13 prominent individuals in North Cowichan over the years, is the highest symbol of respect and esteem from a local government to an individual. See a summary of Graham’s
Report from Bruce Mackenzie Pat tells us 81 people paid to attend and most of them made it. We started arriving at 4:00 with lots of hellos, smiles, handshakes, and hugs. I was the last one out (again) at around
Location: Duncan Community Lodge on Quamichan Lake – 2244 Moose Rd, Duncan, BC V9L 5C2. Date: Saturday, September 6, 2025 4-10PM Everyone welcome We are looking forward to seeing you all once again. Bring your partner or come by yourself.
Philip Lindsay Rooke – 1952-2024 Phil was born in 1952 in Manitoba, the youngest of four children. He graduated from Cowichan Senior Secondary School with our class in 1970, and raised a family in Maple Bay while working in real
Craig Lawrence – 1952-2024 Obituary in the Cowichan Valley Citizen Craig’s career in television began with his strong interest in the new Television Department run by Mr. Tothill in high school, as well as being a member of the TV
Sandy Campbell died December 26, 2023, John Bray died June 22, 2024, and Derek Burnell died August 2022.
July 23, 2022 The 50th high school reunion of the class of 1970 was delayed by a pandemic for 2 years, so now we refer to it as the 50+2 reunion. Saturday’s party included both grads and guests, and was
July 23, 2022 The 50th high school reunion of the class of 1970 was delayed by a pandemic for 2 years, so now we refer to it as the 50+2 reunion. Saturday’s party included both grads and guests, and was
July 22, 2022 The 50th high school reunion of the class of 1970 was delayed by a pandemic for 2 years, so now we refer to it as the 50+2 reunion. Friday’s Grads Only party was held at the Maple
July 22, 2022 The 50th high school reunion of the class of 1970 was delayed by a pandemic for 2 years, so now we refer to it as the 50+2 reunion. Friday’s Grads Only party was held at the Maple