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Joint News Release: Cowichan Weir replacement project receives $14 million from Province of BC

February 23, 2024 by Jill Thompson

News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 24, 2024 Cowichan Weir replacement project receives $14 million from Province of BC DUNCAN, BC – The Cowichan Tribes First Nation, Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD) and the Cowichan Watershed Board welcome the announcement of $14 million in funding from the Province of British Columbia for the Cowichan Lake […]

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[Sun FM Radio] Cowichan Lake Weir Replacement Funding in Budget 2024

February 22, 2024 by Jill Thompson

Cowichan Lake Weir Replacement Funding in Budget 2024 By Mike Patterson Thursday, Feb. 22nd, 2024 The 2024 provincial budget includes funding to help replace the Cowichan Lake weir.  During the budget speech in the legislature, BC Finance Minister Katrine Conroy announced funding for several priority infrastructure projects and programs to decrease flood risks and strengthen […]

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[Times Colonist] Cowichan Tribes loses mentor, ‘steady voice’ with death of former chief.

February 14, 2024 by Jill Thompson

Squtxulenuhw William “Chip” Seymour, who served four terms as Cowichan Tribes chief, died Monday at 73 Cindy E. Harnett about 10 hours ago Debra Toporowski, a former councillor with Cowichan Tribes, said … in his role as co-chair of the Cowichan Watershed Board, Seymour reinforced the importance of whole watershed thinking and collaborative approaches to […]

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[SunFM Radio] Former Chief of Cowichan Tribes Mourned

February 13, 2024 by Jill Thompson

William Seymour Cowichan Valley Citizen file photo.

Former Chief of Cowichan Tribes Mourned By Mike Patterson Tuesday, Feb. 13th, 2024 Former Cowichan Tribes Chief William “Chip” Seymour has passed away at the age of 73. In a news release this afternoon, Cowichan Tribes Chief Lydia Hwitsum stated Squtxulenuhw was “a beloved member of our community,” who championed the Quw’utsun Tumuhw, or Land […]

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[Chek News] New details emerge about fish die-off in Cowichan River last summer

February 9, 2024 by Jill Thompson

Chek News, Kendall Hanson, Feb. 9, 2024  “We’ve got some funding from the federal government. We’re working to leverage a final piece of funding from the provincial government and that funding will go towards raising the weir, so replacing the weir and being able to hold back up to 70 centimetres more of water so […]

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