Returning to in-person viewing while keeping their online streaming, Vancouver Island Short Film Festival celebrates its 18th year. The Discourse gives a review of what films you can expect to see.
Vancouver Island University is building new housing and offering support, but more help is needed to ensure equitable access.
The Nanaimo Record Show brings music lovers and vendors from around the Island and Lower Mainland together to find gems for their collections.
After concerns were raised by community members regarding a near miss, The Discourse explores what bylaw actions can be taken to secure abandoned residential properties.
At the new Read Wild Book Club, participants each choose their own book to read, rave and discuss.
The Discourse takes a look at some claims about NANDU and safe consumption sites with registered nurse Sarah Lovegrove.
The new pilot project aims to motivate Nanaimo residents to take action to address the climate crisis while studying how communication translates to action.
An internal letter acquired by The Discourse tells Vancouver Island University staff "immediate action" is required to reduce spending.
At Vancouver Island University, the student union helps students manage their money while pushing for broader change to lessen the financial burden.
Nanaimo-based filmmaker Elaine Brière discusses her film Haiti Betrayed: How Canada Destroyed a Democracy and why film gives voice to human rights.
