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How do Comox Valley governments and public organizations use AI?
The Discourse reached out to Comox Valley governments and organizations to find out how they are handling the use of AI. The post How do Comox Valley governments and public organizations use AI? appeared first on The Discourse. .
Behind the backlash to the Cowichan Valley’s comprehensive zoning bylaw
The campaign against Bylaw 4710 was fuelled, in part, by misinformation and an organized group of advocates. What could this mean for the future of local politics? The post Behind the backlash to the Cowichan Valley’s comprehensive zoning bylaw appeared first on The Discourse. .
Nanaimo Blues Festival brings international headliners and local talent to Maffeo Sutton Park
‘Blues is for everyone,’ says Nanaimo Blues Society president The post Nanaimo Blues Festival brings international headliners and local talent to Maffeo Sutton Park appeared first on The Discourse. .
What to do and where to go during extreme heat events in Nanaimo, the Comox Valley and the Cowichan Valley
A guide to prepare for extreme heat events on Vancouver Island The post What to do and where to go during extreme heat events in Nanaimo, the Comox Valley and the Cowichan Valley appeared first on The Discourse. .
Snuneymuxw Days shares culture with Nanaimo community
Health and wellness event features sport, traditional games and a feast. The post Snuneymuxw Days shares culture with Nanaimo community appeared first on The Discourse. .
Residents upset with Aspen Road development in Comox
Comox councillor says housing development should be balanced with community compassion The post Residents upset with Aspen Road development in Comox appeared first on The Discourse. .
Cowichan SPCA calls for more foster volunteers as demand for space increases
As demand grows for animal shelter space, a team of volunteers and Cowichan SPCA staff are working to make sure animals find a place to call home. The post Cowichan SPCA calls for more foster volunteers as demand for space increases appeared first on The Discourse. .
Why are nurses in Nanaimo on strike?
Hundreds of nurses and healthcare workers picket Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. The post Why are nurses in Nanaimo on strike? appeared first on The Discourse. .
Q&A: Palestinian chef brings traditional cooking and food history to Vancouver Island
Izzeldin Bukhari speaks on the origin of falafel, Gaza’s rummaniyeh and why he sees food as a way to hold on to a culture under threat. The post Q&A: Palestinian chef brings traditional cooking and food history to Vancouver Island appeared first on The Discourse. .