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Oct 15, 2026
The District of North Cowichan invites tenders for repairs at Holyoak Lake Dam and Banon Reservoir Dam. The work includes concrete crack, spall, cold-joint, and void repairs, as well as replacement of guardrails, walkways, cages, and related steel components. The tender also calls for new metalwork, environmental protection, testing, temporary works, and site restoration.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Cowichan
The committee discussed the initiation of a Heritage (Pioneer) induction category for the 2027 Sports Wall of Fame, focusing on eligibility and the nomination process. Additionally, the committee evaluated potential venue options for the 2027 induction ceremony, specifically reviewing the Cowichan Golf Club and the Khowutzun Heritage Centre, with a recommendation for staff to finalize booking details and costs for further evaluation.
The working group focused on the response to the mill closure and sawmill curtailment, specifically addressing challenges related to workers' access to Employment Insurance benefits and identifying gaps in support. Discussions included advocacy efforts toward senior levels of government to secure enhanced benefits, bridging programs for older workers, and ensuring the transfer of funding. Additionally, the group reviewed outreach strategies led by Community Futures British Columbia to assist impacted regional businesses.
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The working group discussed the ongoing impacts of the Crofton mill closure and Chemainus sawmill curtailment, focusing on redevelopment proposals for the mill site and the need for robust support for displaced forestry workers. Key discussions included challenges related to Employment Insurance accessibility, the implementation of federal and provincial assistance programs, and strategies for regional economic diversification through the Mill Impacted Businesses Supports initiative. Additionally, the group addressed the coordination of water infrastructure projects and plans for future engagement with senior government officials to advocate for impacted workers.
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