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Indigenous-owned kelp company launches in Tofino

Indigenous-owned kelp company launches in Tofino

Stevie Dennis and Jordan White live in their respective boats that are moored across from each other on Strawberry Island, in the Tofino inlet. For the business partners and friends, the ocean is their very lifeline.
Anny Scoones: Two very different approaches to cultural history

Anny Scoones: Two very different approaches to cultural history

Sometimes it is difficult to know when to let go, or when to hang on and preserve; these two books provide both completely opposite perspectives, but each are very culturally significant.
Monique Keiran: Learn more about our world by joining a citizen science project

Monique Keiran: Learn more about our world by joining a citizen science project

This past year, we鈥檝e all faced big changes.
Geoff Johnson: Personal 'freedoms' and the need to protect others from our ill-considered actions

Geoff Johnson: Personal 'freedoms' and the need to protect others from our ill-considered actions

Like most people I tend to accept public law as being a matter for the common good in terms of defining the relationship between individuals and the good of the community.
Charla Huber: Trying to find the humour during isolation and loneliness

Charla Huber: Trying to find the humour during isolation and loneliness

We are living in trying times right now, and each day the COVID updates seem to be moving in the wrong direction. I know this not permanent and with vaccinations underway I have high hopes that we can get through this.
Lawrie McFarlane: Why it doesn't make sense for Scotland to separate

Lawrie McFarlane: Why it doesn't make sense for Scotland to separate

So it appears Scotland could be headed for a second referendum on leaving the U.K. The 鈥渓eave鈥 parties gained a supermajority in last weekend鈥檚 national elections, meaning they have the numbers to request a referendum if they choose.
Trevor Hancock: Circling the new local economy with the six R's

Trevor Hancock: Circling the new local economy with the six R's

Becoming a One Planet region is a mammoth challenge, but one we have to meet unless we prefer to leave it to Mother Nature to do it for us (and to us).
Our Community: $100,000 donation from Peninsula Co-op for Blue Love Campaign

Our Community: $100,000 donation from Peninsula Co-op for Blue Love Campaign

The United Way of Greater Victoria has launched a campaign to help people across Vancouver Island looking for mental-health support as they deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Victoria Unbuttoned: Maud Lord and the capital city's red light district

Victoria Unbuttoned: Maud Lord and the capital city's red light district

Victoria-based author Linda J. Eversole first began researching Victoria鈥檚 red-light history to tell the incredible story of Stella: Unrepentant Madam .
Geoff Johnson: Online course on history of math an idea whose time has come

Geoff Johnson: Online course on history of math an idea whose time has come

The good news for scientists, business people, computer developers, economists, teachers and people in data-related professions of every kind is that math has become cool again. In fact, math has become cool even for non-mathematicians.