Community Articles
General News · 14th January 2023
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The following items are under the Cortes Island tab
[Specific to Cortes Island:]
Cortes Island matters at EASC’s Inaugural Meeting: the Vice Chair; Grants in Aid; Wheelchair Access; Liveaboards – Cortes Currents
A very cold but rewarding 2022 Christmas Bird Count – Cortes Currents
Old Schoolhouse Art Gallery open to 2023 proposals from local artists – repost from CKTZ News
‘Tis the season to prune fruit trees: local orchardist offers instruction – repost from CKTZ News
[Our Broadcast Area, including Cortes]
‘Should I stay or should I go?’ – Three Decisions for Area C – Cortes Currents (Cortes Director voted on all 3 items)
Our neighbours, Pacific White Sided Dolphins – Cortes Currents (mentions Cortes)
A long serving BC Ferries vessel retires on January 17th and the public is invited to say goodbye – repost from CKTZ News (does not mention, but will effect Cortes - which is why it is included under the Cortes tab)
[Website redesign]
Cortes Currents is designed somewhat like an encyclopedia, and currently uses about 10,5000 navigational tabs. This is far too many to display, a few are in the updated geographical and topical indexes. (See photo at top of page)
[Specific to Cortes Island:]
Cortes Island matters at EASC’s Inaugural Meeting: the Vice Chair; Grants in Aid; Wheelchair Access; Liveaboards – Cortes Currents
A very cold but rewarding 2022 Christmas Bird Count – Cortes Currents
Old Schoolhouse Art Gallery open to 2023 proposals from local artists – repost from CKTZ News
‘Tis the season to prune fruit trees: local orchardist offers instruction – repost from CKTZ News
[Our Broadcast Area, including Cortes]
‘Should I stay or should I go?’ – Three Decisions for Area C – Cortes Currents (Cortes Director voted on all 3 items)
Our neighbours, Pacific White Sided Dolphins – Cortes Currents (mentions Cortes)
A long serving BC Ferries vessel retires on January 17th and the public is invited to say goodbye – repost from CKTZ News (does not mention, but will effect Cortes - which is why it is included under the Cortes tab)
[Website redesign]
Cortes Currents is designed somewhat like an encyclopedia, and currently uses about 10,5000 navigational tabs. This is far too many to display, a few are in the updated geographical and topical indexes. (See photo at top of page)
