How producer Vig Schulman placed Cumberland on the musical map
At 77, Vig Schulman is still presenting gigs in Cumberland and shows no signs of slowing down.
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Wildwood Ecoforest gains nearly 9 hectares of ‘untouched’ land
Success of fundraising campaign brings the famed demonstration forest back to more than two-thirds of its original size.
Reporter’s notebook: How a news story erased the Cow-op’s debt
The Discourse published a story about the Cow-op’s financial state. Then an anonymous donor made it disappear.
Big scare or little scare: Haunted Hall in Glenora is a hidden treasure
The Glenora Haunted Hall fundraiser for a local playground is all about the fun, according to its founders and volunteers.
Ten years in, Cow-op is at a crossroads
The co-operative online market for Cowichan farmers and food producers is trying to work its way out of debt.
Toxic drug crisis in Cowichan will only get better with collaboration, experts say
Better Together Cowichan event addresses empathy and collaboration as tools to combat toxic drug crisis.
New family medicine residency program aims to ease Cowichan doctor shortage
Almost one in four local residents continue to lack access to primary health care.
Development proposals on both sides of the Cable Bay Trail have Cedar residents mobilizing in opposition
The Save Cable Bay group is calling on local governments to make the area a park.
Reporter’s Notebook: The Cowichan women’s shelter that a community built
The tumultuous ride to establish what’s now the Cedar Branches Women’s Shelter appears to finally be over.
Home is where The Hawthorn is
Approaching 50 years on her magical land in Glenora, local folk herbalist Bernice Woollam continues to draw strength and guidance from it.