What’s happening in the Cowichan Valley from March 11 to March 21
Music, arts and events happening in the Cowichan Valley from March 11 to March 21.
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Q&A: Poet Kiera Chealine on finding the power in ‘No’
Local poet writes about consent and empowerment for International Women’s Day.
Q&A: How loss and love led Zena Sharman to write her debut memoir
Sharman reflects on grief, queer kinship, family and inheritance in Staying Power.
Is the town hall disappearing from Canadian politics?
Gone are the days of open town hall events in Canadian politics. They have been replaced with partisan events that cater to party loyalists and potential donors, a political scientist says.
A timeline of the Crofton mill
The mill permanently closed its doors in 2026 concluding a history marked by a court trial, corporate take overs, environmental issues and strikes.
‘No one in our community is disposable’: Island Health and community call on North Cowichan to rethink sheltering sites
Designated overnight sheltering sites in Somenos marsh are ‘increasingly dangerous’, outreach groups say.
‘Many Hands — Working Together’ celebrates how art unites all communities
The exhibition can be viewed from Feb. 4 to Feb. 28 at the Cowichan Valley Arts Council gallery.
What’s happening in the Cowichan Valley from Feb. 4 to Feb. 20
Music, arts and events happening in the Cowichan Valley from Feb. 4 to Feb. 20
How 75 paintings by a renowned Dutch Canadian artist found a new home at the Cowichan Public Art Gallery
Wayfinder, featuring the art of Will Julsing, can be viewed at the Cowichan Public Art Gallery until March 28.
What’s happening in the Cowichan Valley from Jan. 27 to Feb. 20
Music, arts and events happening in the Cowichan Valley from Jan. 27 to Feb. 20
Q&A: Poet Kiera Chealine on finding the power in ‘No’
Local poet writes about consent and empowerment for International Women’s Day.
Q&A: How loss and love led Zena Sharman to write her debut memoir
Sharman reflects on grief, queer kinship, family and inheritance in Staying Power.
Is the town hall disappearing from Canadian politics?
Gone are the days of open town hall events in Canadian politics. They have been replaced with partisan events that cater to party loyalists and potential donors, a political scientist says.
A timeline of the Crofton mill
The mill permanently closed its doors in 2026 concluding a history marked by a court trial, corporate take overs, environmental issues and strikes.
‘No one in our community is disposable’: Island Health and community call on North Cowichan to rethink sheltering sites
Designated overnight sheltering sites in Somenos marsh are ‘increasingly dangerous’, outreach groups say.
‘Many Hands — Working Together’ celebrates how art unites all communities
The exhibition can be viewed from Feb. 4 to Feb. 28 at the Cowichan Valley Arts Council gallery.
What’s happening in the Cowichan Valley from Feb. 4 to Feb. 20
Music, arts and events happening in the Cowichan Valley from Feb. 4 to Feb. 20
How 75 paintings by a renowned Dutch Canadian artist found a new home at the Cowichan Public Art Gallery
Wayfinder, featuring the art of Will Julsing, can be viewed at the Cowichan Public Art Gallery until March 28.
What’s happening in the Cowichan Valley from Jan. 27 to Feb. 20
Music, arts and events happening in the Cowichan Valley from Jan. 27 to Feb. 20