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What influence did Indigenous women have on the women’s rights movement?

Exhibit to double as a fundraiser for the Salvation Army

Courtenay acting school Sitka Stage & Screen recently shot a five-minute ‘dramedy’ called Truth Bomb, about a trio of high school students who get in trouble with their power-hungry principal for something they only sort of did.

North Island College’s virtual 2021 Artist Talk series welcomes Sandra Meigs, past winner of the Governor General’s Award in visual and media arts and professor emeritus of visual arts at the University of Victoria.

Artist Kristin Nelson uses common objects to explore complex social and political issues in the context of intellectual, artistic and manual labour.

North Island College’s virtual 2021 Artist Talk series is set to continue, Feb. 16 at 6 p.m., with a speaker who blends artistry with computer science and interactive media.

Over 40 years of working on boom boats, Wes Seeley has seen many spectacular moments involving eagles.

Thea VanHerwaarden of the Comox Valley is among 12 returning cooks vying for the title of MasterChef Canada, which kicks off another season on Valentine’s Day.

What if the world told you that you don’t exist? For many gender non-conforming individuals, this is the reality.

The Pearl Ellis Gallery will host its first Members’ Show and Sale of the year from Feb. 4-27.