By Paige McWilliam

Thank you to the residents who are placing only accepted recyclable items in curbside collection, it really makes a difference! Please continue to help us achieve our community’s target of zero-waste by ensuring that only accepted recyclable items are placed for pick-up in approved bags or containers.

A new marketing campaign is telling travellers to “get off the highway” to visit downtown Duncan. Billboards, highway directional signs, and street banners are being installed as part of a campaign to refresh Downtown Duncan’s image and draw visitors into the downtown core. A revised tourist brochure and increased online

The Cowichan Valley watering restrictions are now at Stage Two. EVEN numbered addresses water on Wednesday & Saturday and ODD numbered addresses water on Thursday & Sunday - 2 hours maximum from 7-9 am or 7-9 pm. Visit Watering Conservation/Restrictions for more information. Questions? Contact Public Works at

On Thursday, July 7, 2016, the City of Duncan will launch its fresh, bold new website that reflects the vibrancy of the community. Designed with the residents, visitors and local business' in mind, the new site is much more user friendly with a fully responsive design for desktop and small

The Municipality of North Cowichan, the City of Duncan, Cowichan Tribes, and Areas D and E of the Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD) will be relocating the existing Joint Utility Board Sewage Treatment Plant (JUB STP) treated effluent outfall from the Cowichan River to Satellite Channel, thanks to funding from