Support small

Right now, I think there's a lot of good buzz around supporting small business. The convenience and temptation, though, is to go for online, delivery, mega-services. I get it. The less I have to leave my house to burn through my to-do list, the better. The less I have to navigate an uncertain world full … Continue reading Support small

Decorate the library’s Christmas tree! Drop off your decoration by 23 December and add to the tree in the lobby!

I'm thinking a tiny book... but is that too obvious? What else would you hang on the Library's Christmas tree? Wishes and compliments and stars and candy canes, your favourite character, the poem or mantra that kept you going in 2020, a love heart crafted thanks to helpful instructions at the SLCC? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPzF92gztkM&feature=youtu.be The creative … Continue reading Decorate the library’s Christmas tree! Drop off your decoration by 23 December and add to the tree in the lobby!

Next Sharing Circle is Monday, December 7

In partnership with the Pemberton and District Library, we invite you to join Tanina Williams of Amawílc in this series of free zoom conversations aimed to provide a safe space to explore reconciliation, decolonization, white fragility and ask hard or awkward questions about how to share this unceded territory in a way that moves us towards a better relationship.  Our … Continue reading Next Sharing Circle is Monday, December 7

Claire Fuller would like to give you a hug. COVID-safe, naturally. Introducing The Kitchen Social. Sunday Dec 6 at 3:30pm

This guest post was written by Claire Fuller. I recently realised how much I was missing those eedy beedy blink-and-you-miss-them don’t-need-to-even-think-about-it social interactions that come from living in a pandemic-free small town. I was missing the little chats at the school gate, in the grocery store, and in the streets around town. Not having had the … Continue reading Claire Fuller would like to give you a hug. COVID-safe, naturally. Introducing The Kitchen Social. Sunday Dec 6 at 3:30pm

Lorna Wanosts’a7 Williams Presents: “Kat’il’a: Learning Stillness and Peace”

At Heart-Mind 2019: The Art & Science of Calm Conference in Vancouver, BC, held October last year, keynote speaker Lorna Wanosts'a7 Williams presented "Kat'il'a: Learning Stillness and Peace". The Director of the Office of Indigenous Education at UVIC since 2004, Dr. Lorna Williams has a legacy of promoting, restoring, and saving Indigenous knowledge and language … Continue reading Lorna Wanosts’a7 Williams Presents: “Kat’il’a: Learning Stillness and Peace”