The Ladysmith Sportsmen's Club hosted B.C.'s Family Fishing Day Saturday, June 15 at the Bush Creek Hatchery.
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Ladysmith 'celebrity' chefs are cooking up omelets this Sunday (June 23) at Oceanview Community Church.
READThings are relatively unchanged in the Chemainus-Crofton area for the 2013-14 school year.
READChemainus firefighters will be raising money for Muscular Dystrophy Canada this Saturday during Chemainus Summer Fest.
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The Ladysmith Legion has planned a luncheon and an open house and barbecue to celebrate Legion Week June 24-30.
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LSS dance teacher Chelsea Grovum praises her students, who recently had very strong performances in Nanaimo.
READThe new shopping centre being built in Chemainus is embracing geothermal energy.
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Kelly Wallace is representing Ladysmith in the British Columbia Ambassador Program and planning fundraising events.
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Ladysmith Primary School students enjoyed a tug o war and much more during their Fun Day.
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There will be a pancake breakfast, live music and a parade at Chemainus Summer Fest Saturday, June 22.
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Students from École Davis Road recently took a tour of the Ladysmith Museum to learn more about their town's history.
READThe Chemainus Garden Club is hosting a "Fascinating" Garden Tour this Sunday (June 23).
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Marine discovery was a big part of Ladysmith Home Town Tourist Weekend during a hands-on demonstration at Transfer Beach.
READBits of news from around Ladysmith and Chemainus. If you have anything you would like to share, please e-mail editor@ladysmithchronicle.com.
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NANAIMO – Const. Misty Dmytar rides for son, Griffyn, in annual fundraiser.
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Oil on agenda as Alberta, B.C. premiers meet to resume discussions after dispute over resource revenues last year
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More time needed to plant power poles; detours around work on the new $5-million span are necessary until Oct. 17
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Kat Irvine spins fire at École Davis Road’s 50th anniversary celebrations Wednesday, June 5 in Ladysmith.
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If approved, the development proposed by Couverdon for the north end of Ladysmith would happen over 30-plus years.
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Asked to provide Crown land referral to the provincial government, council says it is "not in the community's interest."
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