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Seahawks Nation rises again on the Island

Seahawks Nation rises again on the Island

Today鈥檚 Super Bowl has been 38 years in the making for the Island branch of Seahawks Nation.

Big Rock now a social media canvas

CAMPBELL RIVER 鈥擜 historic landmark on Campbell River鈥檚 waterfront that has been a target for graffiti is now being turned into a social media canvas. As part of the Campbell River Arts Council鈥檚 Cultural Mapping Project, artist J.

Production hopes to highlight date rape issue

NANAIMO 鈥 The Haven Society is fundraising to bring a production to Nanaimo about a woman drugged with the date rape drug GHB.

Gabriola Islanders at risk from ferry cuts: MDs

GABRIOLA 鈥 Gabriola Island doctors say cancelling evening ferry sailings would put patient safety at risk and are calling upon the province to tweak its proposal for service cuts to the island.

Group protesting BC Ferries changes starts 'hunger strike'

A group of people from Gibsons calling itself FerryHostage.com has launched a campaign to try to hit sa国际传媒 Ferries 鈥渨here it counts, at the till.鈥 The sa国际传媒

Deadline nears to remove Protection Island derelict

NANAIMO 鈥 A fisheries deadline is nearing for the removal of a 60-tonne derelict sailboat from its watery grave off Protection Island. The 40-year-old Valkyrian II hasn鈥檛 moved from where she sank near the Dingy Dock pub in October.

Signs for kids unveiled at Ucluelet鈥檚 Wild Pacific Trail

UCLUELET 鈥 Families packed Ucluelet鈥檚 Big Beach Park on a recent morning to experience the Wild Pacific Trail society鈥檚 new children-focused interactive displays.
Potter puts the performance in art

Potter puts the performance in art

It was 33 years ago when I last saw Glenn Lewis. As word reached me that he had arrived as senior artist-in-residence at Camosun College for the month of January, I went right over. Lewis is unchanged, except for lots of greying hair.

Book excerpt: A pioneer in a glorious wilderness

How a young nurse left Victoria for the Island's wild west coast

Ferry surcharge 鈥榓 real blow鈥 to Islanders

COWICHAN VALLEY 鈥 Adding extra ferry surcharges is only pouring fuel on the fire for irate Vancouver Island residents, according to Keith Rush, chairman of the Thetis and Penelakut Island ferry advisory committee.