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Guest column: Keeping more of Vancouver Island's forest value at home - Cowichan Valley Citizen (opens the original)
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Published 1:58 pm Friday, August 14, 2026 Vancouver Island has supplied British Columbia with world-class timber for generations, yet too much of the economic value created from our forests leaves the Island along with the logs rather than generating jobs, investment, and long-term prosperity in the communities where those trees are grown. For generations, forestry has shaped North Cowichan’s economy, workforce, and identity. It has provided family-supporting jobs, sustained local businesses, an
Guest column: Keeping more of Vancouver Island's forest value at home - Ladysmith Chronicle (opens the original)
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Published 1:58 pm Friday, August 14, 2026 Vancouver Island has supplied British Columbia with world-class timber for generations, yet too much of the economic value created from our forests leaves the Island along with the logs rather than generating jobs, investment, and long-term prosperity in the communities where those trees are grown. For generations, forestry has shaped North Cowichan’s economy, workforce, and identity. It has provided family-supporting jobs, sustained local businesses, an
Guest column: Planning for yesterday’s climate doesn’t cut it - Cowichan Valley Citizen (opens the original)
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Published 5:45 am Saturday, July 18, 2026 North Cowichan Coun. Christopher Justice. (Citizen file photo) Council is making decisions today that will shape North Cowichan for generations. Roads, water systems, neighbourhoods, parks, and major developments approved now will still be serving the community 50 or even 100 years from today under climate conditions that will be very different from those of the past. That makes it essential that council’s decisions are informed by the best available evi
Guest column: Planning for yesterday’s climate doesn’t cut it - Ladysmith Chronicle (opens the original)
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Published 5:45 am Saturday, July 18, 2026 North Cowichan Coun. Christopher Justice. (Citizen file photo) Council is making decisions today that will shape North Cowichan for generations. Roads, water systems, neighbourhoods, parks, and major developments approved now will still be serving the community 50 or even 100 years from today under climate conditions that will be very different from those of the past. That makes it essential that council’s decisions are informed by the best available evi
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