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Chadd Cawson

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Chadd Cawson’s Biography

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Originally from Winnipeg, MB I went to Thailand to teach English in 2019 after executing my second Overdose Awareness walk I started in honour of my sister. After being unable to return to Thailand due to the pandemic my path led me to Vancouver Island. I now live in Duncan and work as a multimedia journalist for Black Press Mefia.

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Tour of Honour stops at the Duncan fire hall on April 26

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By Chadd Cawson Verified
| Duncan Cowichan Valley Citizen Verified
They say everyone loves a man or woman in uniform, but there comes a time when that love needs to be shown, and a helping hand extended. Honour House Society’s Tour of Honour does just that, drawing attention to the illnesses and injuries that those who don a uniform face daily.
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Duncan dynamic duo complete epic 8-day mountain bike race in South Africa

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By Chadd Cawson Verified
| Oak Bay News Verified
The Absa Cape Epic has often been compared to the Tour de France in its sheer difficulty and the endurance that is needed to complete the eight-day mountain bike stage-race. It was held earlier this year in Western Cape, South Africa from March 17 to 24 where 55 different counties were represented, and both seasoned and amateur riders alike from across the globe came to compete. It is not for the faint of heart or will, as out of the 753 teams of two that started the race only 516 finished.
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Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society and Cowichan Tribes join forces for first time for Red Dress Day

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By Chadd Cawson Verified
| Duncan Cowichan Valley Citizen Verified
May 5 marked Red Dress Day. A day where hearts hang heavy as red dresses drape with honour, and pride throughout numerous communities across the nation to remember and raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and Girls (MMIWG) who were taken too soon, and lost to the hands of violence.
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