Mushroom workshop an educational exercise in sustainability May 7, 2015May 6, 2015 Melissa Faye Reid If you are interested in learning about the mystical world of fungi, join Jessica Wolf for a workshop on growing your own mushrooms in Errington, B.C. Workshop participants will learn...
Unleash your inner diva April 2, 2015April 2, 2015 Pia Araneta Now, upon first hearing the term “DivaCup,” one would naturally assume that I’m referring to some kind of exclusive rhinestone chalice, crafted for human Barbie dolls or a fancy pre-drink,
Do-it-yourself liquid soap March 26, 2015March 25, 2015 Chelsea Wilson Making your own liquid hand soap is easier than it sounds and a great way to be kinder to your body, the environment, and your wallet.
Gilding the lily March 19, 2015March 18, 2015 Pia Araneta “Vajazzling”—the trend where women bejewel their vaginas—has become one of my fascinations. It’s a fancy way of telling your crotch: “Hey, you know, you’ve always been there for me. Let
The turbulent history of Carmanah Valley March 12, 2015March 11, 2015 James Davey How a piece of B.C.’s environmental history was saved.
Eco Tip: Reviving a dead pen March 12, 2015March 11, 2015 William Workman Everyone has to deal with the inevitable death of a beloved pen, whether you’re an accomplished artist or a savvy business student. While you won’t be able to prolong its
Personal Paradise: Sombrio Beach March 5, 2015March 5, 2015 Annelise Kempling Sombrio Beach is one of many beautiful beaches along the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail, a B.C. provincial park. Getting there isn’t necessarily quick or easy, but the easy hike
Personal Paradise: Mt. Douglas Park February 26, 2015February 25, 2015 Annelise Kempling Mount Douglas Park is located in Gordon Head and is easily accessible by car (Shelbourne St. to the parking lot on Churchill Drive) or by the 39 bus.
IUD and Me February 26, 2015February 25, 2015 Pia Araneta Butterflies, juice boxes, and birth control: my personal experience.
Personal Paradise – Carmanah Valley February 19, 2015February 18, 2015 James Davey The remote old-growth forest of the Carmanah Valley is situated on the southwest coast of Vancouver Island, a two-hour drive from Lake Cowichan.
