Every April, Earth Day reminds us to look back to the materials that have sustained humanity since the beginning of time. Among them, wool stands as…
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Spring has arrived. It is the season of Easter. Eggs are loved in Japan as well, but in a very different way. Instead of pastel-coloured shells…
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Natural, organic sleep products from Resthouse — local to the Cowichan Valley
Robert Burke’s vibrant work from A Progressive Identity, on display at CPAG Duncan March 13–May 30
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The Island Return It South Cowichan team at their clean, efficient Cobble Hill depot
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