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Reclaimed Quw'utsun belongings on display at expanded Shawnigan Lake Museum – The Discourse.

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(Pictured left to right) Duncan Mayor Michelle Staples, Cowichan Tribes Chief Cindy Daniels, Victoria MP Will Greaves and Cowichan Tribes Coun. D’Arcy Joe Jr. were in attendance for a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the re-opening of the Shawnigan Lake Museum. Photo by Eric Richards/The Discourse. Long-separated Quw’utsun belongings were welcomed back to the territory on July 26, taking a place of honour in the expanded Shawnigan Lake Museum…Read Article

Snuneymuxw Days 2025 in photos – The Discourse.

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Indigenous paddlers converged on the point at Snuneymuxw First Nation Reserve #1 on July 26 and 27 as part of Snuneymuxw Days 2025. All photos by Mick Sweetman / The Discourse It was a sunny weekend on the waterfront in front of Snuneymuxw First Nation’s Reserve #1 as hundreds of people from as far as Hope, B.C. gathered to participate in war canoe races, enjoy comfort food such as Indian tacos, and soak up the good vibes. Snuneymuxw Days 2025 …Nanaimo · Nanaimo Read Article

Cowichan food recovery program to continue with local food bank – The Discourse.

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Cowichan Green Community says that while the reFRESH Marketplace is closing, it may revisit food access programs in the future. Photo by Eric Richards/The Discourse. Since 2018, the reFRESH Cowichan Marketplace in downtown Duncan has helped divert thousands of kilograms of edible food from landfills through its food recovery program, making healthy food accessible to local families. But the market, operated by Cowichan Green Community, will clos…Duncan, British Columbia · Duncan Read Article

Addressing Nanaimo's patchwork of bike lanes – The Discourse.

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Nanaimo city councillor Erin Hemmens poses with her bike with the “Bike Lane Barbie” sticker on Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Photo by Mick Sweetman / The Discourse. A few years ago, when the Front Street bike lanes were being built, a man went on a local Facebook group and called Nanaimo Coun. Erin Hemmens a “bike lane Barbie.” In another instance, Hemmens said she was at the Wellington Pub when someone came up to her and called her the same name. Sh…Nanaimo · Nanaimo Read Article

Silly Boat Regatta raises serious support – The Discourse.

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“Let’s go Lisa! Let’s go Lisa!” Thousands of spectators at Nanaimo’s 39th annual Silly Boat Regatta were cheering for Lisa Mertin as she paddled alone on her makeshift boat by the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) team. Mertin was the only crew member who could manage to sit on the boat without immediately slipping and falling into the water. Dozens of boats participated in this year’s regatta, with tens of thousands of dollars raised in support of th…Royal Bank of Canada · Nanaimo Read Article

New Indigenous film series at Nanaimo Art Gallery aims to push reconciliation forward – The Discourse.

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Indigenous activists confront armed soldiers in the movie Rocks at Whiskey Trench, which will be screened at the Nanaimo Art Gallery on Friday as part of a new Indigenous film series. Photo courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada A new monthly Indigenous film series at the Nanaimo Art Gallery, in partnership with the National Film Board of Canada, is sharing stories from an Indigenous perspective and moving reconciliation forward at a loca…Indigenous · Nanaimo Read Article

Courtenay organization turns to community after losing funding for programs

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Lake Trail Community Education Society in Courtenay provides programming for youth and the community as a whole. It aims to raise $50,000 before September in order to continue programming for the next year. Photo courtesy of Lake Trail Community Education Society An organization in Courtenay is hoping to raise $50,000 before the school year begins after a loss of funding could mean a reduction in programs that support youth and community empower…Courtenay · Courtenay See the Story

CHLY radio summer camp teaches kids media skills – The Discourse.

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Grace Sutherland, 12, interviewed Steve Lebitschnig about his work as the owner of Fascinating Rhythm and vinyl culture in Nanaimo. Photo by Mick Sweetman / The Discourse. Last week, a dozen youth aged 10 to 14 took to town to interview locals and public figures in Nanaimo as part of an annual summer radio camp run by CHLY 101.7FM. They spent the week learning about radio broadcasting, podcasting and journalism and learned to record and edit aud…Nanaimo · Nanaimo Read Article

Son de Metal creates ‘a music of working people’ – The Discourse.

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Son de Metal’s blend of traditional Mexican and rock music is performed by a multicultural group of musicians on Vancouver Island. Photo courtesy of Son de Metal. A new subgenre of traditional Mexican folk music, created on Vancouver Island and mixed with rock elements, will echo through Nanaimo’s Mansfield Park this Wednesday evening. Son de Metal will be performing a free concert with Vancouver’s Colectivo Yollotl as part of the City of Nanaim…Nanaimo · Nanaimo Read Article

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New Indigenous film series at Nanaimo Art Gallery aims to push reconciliation forward – The Discourse.

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Snuneymuxw Days 2025 in photos – The Discourse.

Cowichan food recovery program to continue with local food bank – The Discourse.

Addressing Nanaimo's patchwork of bike lanes – The Discourse.

Silly Boat Regatta raises serious support – The Discourse.

New Indigenous film series at Nanaimo Art Gallery aims to push reconciliation forward – The Discourse.

Courtenay organization turns to community after losing funding for programs

CHLY radio summer camp teaches kids media skills – The Discourse.

Son de Metal creates ‘a music of working people’ – The Discourse.