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Dan Weisenberger for the Bertin Family Benefit The Hub Cowichan Station
Kikeyambay performance for the Bertin Family Benefit, at the Hub in Cowichan Station
Celebration of Well Being fundraiser performance by Miss Emily Brown at the Hub in Cowichan Station
Moondance performance for the Bertin Family Benefit, at the Hub in Cowichan Station
Muzuva performance for the Bertin Family Benefit, at the Hub in Cowichan Station
Samba du Soleil for the Bertin Family Benefit The Hub Cowichan Station
The First Annual Islands Agriculture Show was held February 3-4, 2012 at the Cowichan Exhibition Grounds. With 55 exhibitors occupying 63 booth spaces, the event showcased many products and services to the over 800 trade show attendees.
Take Back the Night - A candlelight vigil on Feb 18th to reclaim our streets in honour of Tyeshia Jones held in Ducan BC
On January 28, 2011 the body of Tyeshia Jones was found on the outskirts of Duncan, BC. She had been brutally murdered. The case has still not been solved. This is just one of the stories of missing and murdered women in Canada.
Stolen Sisters Memorial Walk Victoria BC, The Cowichan Spirit Drummers were invited to attend the Memorial Walk and drum.
BC Forest Discovery Centre: 5th Annual West Coast Bigleaf Maple Syrup Celebrate the unique taste and aroma of one of BC's most unique specialty products. Local experts will share their knowledge; giving tips from their experiences, hands on demonstrations and samples of their product during the annual celebration. Music Ed Peekeekoot Chef Bill Jones Produced by Phil Ives, Independent Media Productions
Harold Joe, Cowichan Carver, Totem Pole for M'akola Housing, Duncan BC. Harold discusses the planning, designing and carving of the pole.
M'akola Housing Totem Pole Move with George Rice Commentary. Pole carved by Harold Joe.
Explore a 1930s logging camp to see what daily life was like for loggers. Ring the gut hammer and find out what cackleberries and monkey blankets are!
Tour conducted by Carolyn Taylor
Produced by Phil Ives
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Vicki Holman discusses the BC Forest Discovery Centre from its origins as a private collection assembled by founder Gerry Wellburn and his family, the BC Forest Discovery Centre has grown to become one of Duncan’s favourite attractions. The museum's collections include over 5,000 artifacts ranging from operational steam locomotives to chainsaws, as well as a dozen heritage buildings. See tour of Logging Camp >>
Quw'utsun' offers all guests an authentic Cowichan First Nations Experience - Interpretive Guided Tours, West Coast themed Gift Shop and First Nations contemporary cuisine in the Riverwalk Cafe.