In The Shadow of the Red Brick Building
Six decades after enduring unthinkable abuse at the hands of priests at Kuper Island Residential School, Raymond Tony Charlie is telling his story.
Six decades after enduring unthinkable abuse at the hands of priests at Kuper Island Residential School, Raymond Tony Charlie is telling his story.
Rev. Wimmer still going strong at St. Michael’s Church after shelving retirement long ago
In estate planning, there are two types of property: real and personal.
Vancouver Island, like many parts of Canada, is facing a shortage of family doctors.
he Nanaimo International Jazz Festival is proud to announce that ithas been awarded the “Best Festival” award at this year’s Connect Conferencehosted by the BC Touring Council. The festival was nominated for the awardalongside other major festivals in the province.
Often getting out to a clinic is half the battle when you are recovering from a surgery or an illness or if you need assistance with your balance, regaining your strength, or to get rid of an ailing pain.
For a long long time, since I was a wee bairn I’ve linked February with Valentine’s Day.
The article below appeared as an editorial in my local newspaper The Cowichan Valley Courier and the more I thought about it the more it gave me cause for concern.
As we begin a new year it is very important to remind ourselves sthat, despite being force fed by the various forms of media of all the pain and suffering being inflicted on people around the world, there is still so much beauty and joy surrounding us. This video beautifully illustrates this — https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Rtajxo8d7js?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0…
Victoria – The Ombudsperson released a report today with a cautionary message for public organizations – don’t develop policies that are too narrow to serve the public fairly.