Shalu Mehta

It takes ‘the stars aligning’ to save some of the last forested parcels left, conservationists say.

The Mary Hill lands in Metchosin may one day become a new kind of conservation area, rooted in Indigenous law and governance.

Residents at the Magdalena say they’ve dealt with maintenance disruptions and security issues for over a year.

The Discourse's in-depth reporting on solutions for the Cowichan and Koksilah watersheds.

Cowichan Tribes and B.C. have agreed to a collaborative process to reimagine land and water management, from the ground up.

More people in the Cowichan Valley are struggling to feed themselves and their families. These organizations are doing their best to meet the need.

Aimee Chalifoux says her poem, ‘The Young Woman’s Guide To Liberation,’ channels the voices of ancestors and shares her hopes for the future.

The B.C. election is on Oct. 19. Here’s what the Cowichan Valley wants to ask local candidates.

Cowichan B.C. election candidates answer reader questions about homelessness and social supports in the lead-up to B.C. election.

As climate events become more severe, what can North Cowichan residents expect from a climate change adaptation strategy?