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The forest industry is the backbone of North Cowichan's stable economy; the Cowichan and Chemainus Valleys have long echoed with the sounds of logging.
Lush, fertile farm and forest lands weave the fabric of North Cowichan's rich, rural atmosphere.
North Cowichan's Municipal Council is comprised of a Mayor, (Jon Lefebure), and 6 Councillors (Melissa Hailey, Ruth Hartmann, Dave Haywood, Anne Murray, Glen Ridgway and George Seymour).
The Cowichan River on Vancouver Island flows 47 kms from mountain-ringed Cowichan Lake through forests and fields to a large ocean estuary at Cowichan Bay.
Cowichan, derived from the Coast Salish word ‘Khowutzun’ means “land warmed by the sun” and ice formation on the river is rare.
Today, the river valley is a homeland to the Cowichan First Nation and a recreational treasure at the doorstep of nearby communities.
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