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Suggested Cowichan Election 2026 Reading

Aug 31
1 min read

Cowichan-based independent investigative reporter Larry Pynn continues his fall election coverage with his August 30, 2026 feature:

ELECTION NOTEBOOK #1: A new feature column from Six Mountains leading to the October 17 municipal election.

For the full story, visit sixmountains.ca.

Reader note: Larry Pynn may mention the North Cowichan Coalition, but neither he nor other media are affiliated with our provincially registered Third-Party Sponsor group.

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Economic development remains important, but it must be sustainable.

New industries should create lasting local jobs without compromising water security, increasing pressure on our ecosystems, or placing additional costs on residents.

Strong communities are built on trust. That trust comes from elected officials who communicate openly, explain their decisions, and genuinely involve residents in shaping the future

of their community.

Effective local government respects long-term plans, values professional expertise, and welcomes public participation throughout the decision-making process.

When decisions are transparent and grounded in evidence, people have confidence

that the community's interests come first.

Strong leadership means looking beyond the next development proposal and planning for the next generation. The decisions we make today will determine whether the Cowichan Valley remains a resilient, thriving community in the decades to come.

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