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Why Are We Throwing Out Delicious Seafood?
Crabmeat is a delicacy – but it's been ending up in the garbage.
Tahsis Tug-of-War
Tensions are high on Tahsis Council after censuring of Councillor
What We Love: "Quilting Flashmobs"
The smiles on these wonderful womens faces say it all.
What We Love: Dogs on Logs
When it comes to dogs, the bigger the stick the better
Nothing Is Sacred – Not Even Beer
AI is revolutionizing everyday tasks and now, it seems, even the art of brewing beer
Debate Rages in Powell River Over Name Change
For some, a name change is a necessary step toward reconciliation, while others are fiercely opposed.
What We Love: VanIsle Artwork
Wouldn't we all love to be here?
Pay More, Get Less – That's The Grocery Business In Canada
Big grocery CEOs say they're not gouging Canadians – Their profits tell a different story
Battle of the Breweries, Island-Style
Keg Curling is catching on, what isn't better with beer?
Make Way For The Yuppies
The Cumberland Hotel bar is being replaced by 4-storey condo
Tourism Money To Right A Historic Wrong
Tribal Park charts a new path for tourism in Tofino
Rising to Reclaim an Indigenous Sport
Duke Kahanamoku was a native Hawaiian surfing legend
Pay to Play In Mowachaht/Muchalaht Territory
The Mowachaht/Muchalaht now charge a fee to hike the Nootka Trail.
What We Love: Low Angle Light on the E&N Railway
Beautiful photo of an Island landmark
Realtors Are Taking a Cold Shower
The wake up call for them is good news for buyers.
I Bet Your Wages Haven't Gone Up This Much.
Canada’s 100 richest CEOs made on average $14.3 million in 2021
The Little Train That Can't
More studies and talks to come about the future of Island Rail
Paper Excellence Isn't Just Any Old Forest Corporation
It's tied to a billionaire Indonesian family accused of many environmental violations
RCMP Protest Squad Being Investigated Following Hundreds of Complaints
Allegations range from excessive force, to discrimination, to charter violations.
Using Virtual Reality To Save Reality
Experience Clayoquot Sound without actually going to Clayoquot Sound
Local Contractor Refuses to be Project's "Token Indian"
"Community Benefit Agreement" is hurting Cowichan Contractors.
Too Often Women Aren't Taken As Serious Leaders, Valley Leaders Reflect
The last 50 years have changed the landscape for women in the Valley
Grow Your Own: Port Hardy Library Launches New Seed Sharing Project
Local library is lending seeds to support local green thumbs