In the Community

Planning for end-of-life, incapacity, and other health-related situations can be a daunting task.

The society is donating thousands of dollars to non-profits

As the Picturesque Picnics exhibit by assistant curator, Cindy Zhang and assistant archivist, Cicely Ashely draws to a close, the Museum and Archives is preparing for a Remembrance Day exhibit that will run from Nov. 1 to Nov. 22, 2019.

Islanders can learn more about the atlas or share their own stories at the open house Oct. 26 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at BICS

‘90 per cent of living plant species depend on fungi to access essential nutrients through their roots,’ writes Love

“Uncle Robbie, I want to go and see the chickens.” “Ummmm,” I reply, “let’s go this way, the chickens are out in the woods.” My three-year-old niece looks disappointed but is quickly enthralled by Pepper, our cat, climbing up our apple tree.

This year’s Maple Leaf contest was supported by considerable interest from students who brought a variety of sizes, but sadly only three filled out the record sheets.

On Oct. 5, the cove smelled like apple pie. It was a sunny day.

For 27 years, Kathi Camilleri has been passionate about healing the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Canada.

The lap of water has been ever-present in Becca Fairbairn’s life.