WDG Malakai, a 17-year-old performer from Duncan, will be performing at this Saturday’s Folk Festival at Waterwheel Park in Chemainus. It is the final weekend festival of the summer put on by the Chemainus Valley Cultural Arts Society.
With his first four-year term on North Cowichan council nearing an end, Chris Istace is seeking another term. He is hoping to see a less divided council after the Oct. 15 election.
The long-anticipated Artisan Village development has been stalled. But after more than 15 years, developer Chris Clement is determined to bring the project to fruition.
The Chemainus Theatre Festival’s summer musical has been a smash hit with theatre-goers. But there are just over two weeks left in the run.
A Chemainus favourite, Zachary Stevenson will be performing at Waterwheel Park on Saturday. He’ll be following that gig up with appearances at the Chemainus Theatre in September.
Dave Haberman has been a tireless advocate for the use of Neighbourhood Zero Emission Vehicles for several years. He feels he is finally getting some momentum.
Charlie Abbott, the legendary Hermit of Chemainus, is back in town. A much-loved sculpture, created by the late Glenn Spicer, has been returned to Chemainus and now sits outside the Museum, next to the Visitor Centre and the Chamber of Commerce office.
Mily Peterson has been in Chemainus for four years and has fallen in love with the community. Now, she’s looking forward to sharing her love of language, drama and dance with folks in her new home.
For two decades the Chemainus Residents Association has been speaking up for the community on important local issues. Several ongoing issues have the CRA seeking increased community input.
It was a labour of love, often painful, but ultimately worth the sacrifice as Teresa Schapansky’s latest book rolled off the press. A former member of the Chemainus authors’ group, Schapansky penned a true story of abuse, addiction and sadly, death.