Collecting community surveys and feedback is a collective endeavour that embodies the spirit of unity and shared responsibility. No matter who participates in completing the surveys, providing valuable insights, or engaging with government officials, it’s a collaborative effort that defines our sense of community.
Amidst this cooperative spirit, there are those among us who invest the most time and dedication, who traverse the extra miles, initiate crucial conversations, and work tirelessly to ensure that every voice is heard. They are the true champions of community feedback, the ones who go the extra mile, and the heart of this endeavour.
Adrienne presents for CVRD We are uploading this presentation by request. This is from a townhall which took place over the summer of 2023. Adrienne goes through the CVRD proposed
Adrienne presents for BCRising Adrienne speaks on behalf of COAP with local group Bc Rising. If you wish to learn more about their initiatives visit their website at www.bcrising.ca
In a very interesting letter sent to council, Black Press (Cowichan Valley Citizen) urges council to cancel all announcements, updates, surveys, etc promoted through Meta (Facebook). Their plan? Divert the
It’s not often we get to hear or see some of these terms hitting our local council. We can’t wait to see how the comments are spun online. In the
If you missed the town hall you can watch the entire event below. The Land Keepers Society hosted a Town Hall at the Cowichan Station Hub, August 14th between 7PM
It has come to our attention North Cowichan has pulled the latest draft of the Master Transporation Plan off their website. Could this be because it shows the survey results
