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Jacqueline Ronson

Jacqueline Ronson

Author at The Discourse at The Discourse

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  • English
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    Recent Articles

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    Confusion over Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit sound limits explained

    After a heated local council meeting led to confusion about racetrack sound limits, experts cut through the noise.
    over 5 years ago
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    North Cowichan council denies motorsport track rezoning

    The rezoning would have allowed for a major expansion of the controversial facility.
    about 5 years ago
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    Cowichan Nation Alliance’s land rights case comes to Duncan

    The fight to reclaim a historic fishing village in Richmond is in Duncan court this week to allow local elders to be heard.
    almost 5 years ago
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    Weaving stories: A conversation with Coast Salish artist Qwiyahwult...

    The story behind the design for The Discourse’s 2021 limited-edition totes.
    about 3 years ago
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    Opinion: Are journalism’s problems unfixable? Heck no!

    How The Discourse started a revolution in independent local news.
    almost 3 years ago
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    Meet Shalu Mehta, The Discourse’s new lead reporter for the Cowicha...

    “To be able to support this work and keep it going is truly such an honour,” Shalu says.
    over 2 years ago
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    ‘Community care:’ In conversation with multidisciplinary artist bai...

    Here's the story behind The Discourse’s 2022 limited-edition totes.
    about 2 years ago
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    In Photos: Cowichan Every Child Matters March

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    about 1 year ago