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A special Board meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
The Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD) will be carrying out flushing of the water systems starting on Monday, Feb. 24, 2025 and ending Friday, April 25, 2025. Visit the Additional Info link for the water system flushing schedule.
BC Transit is notifying its riders that Unifor locals 114 and 333 have indicated increasing job action and will cease service in the Cowichan Valley Regional Transit System. Service suspension will take effect at start of scheduled service, Sat., Feb. 8.
In preparation for automated curbside collection and the collection of additional waste categories in some areas, residents are encouraged to check which jurisdiction provides their service.
Stay up to date on Cowichan Valley Regional District news, projects, events and CVRD Board and Committee items in the latest issue of CVRD Update Newsletter.
The CVRD is pleased to announce the acquisition of approximately 75 hectares (185 acres) in Electoral Area I – Youbou/Meade Creek that will significantly increase the size of Bald Mountain Park.
The CVRD Board of Directors has elected Kate Segall as the new Chair and Tim McGonigle as Vice Chair of the CVRD. Directors Segall and McGonigle were both acclaimed to their new roles during the Regular Board Meeting of November 13.
Hey Cowichan,
Help support local affordable housing projects and waste reduction this winter by attending a Habitat for Humanity Pop-Up Donation Drop event!
Donate your new or gently-used building materials or clean, good-working condition appliances and ho...
Extreme weather events or acts of nature (e.g. snow, ice, flooding, etc.) may impede drivers from providing regularly scheduled curbside collection service. In some cases, an extreme weather event can cause some curbside collection services to be cancelle...
The Cowichan Valley Regional District has declared a state of local emergency for the region, as widespread flooding forces resident evacuations and cuts off key transportation corridors.