›› Laura Benoit
When it came to setting up shop at 2000 Fernwood Road, formerly the home of Luna Collective, vintage curator Stacey Novak knew there was one thing she needed to keep in the space: local vendors. “I’ve loved that shop space since the beginning of time,” Novak laughs. “I loved what Luna was doing […]
The Spring Equinox has passed and things are truly waking up in the garden. April showers do in fact promise May flowers!
›› Kayla Siefried
What to do in the garden this month? Amend your soil, direct seed some vegetable seeds, and prepare a bed to transplant seedlings into. This year, the Compost Education Centre has ya […]
An informal network of folks who want to support unhoused neighbours living in Stadacona Park
›› Stacie Swain, Andrew Kerr, James Davis, and Alieda Blandford
Andrew first met Ron on January 13th, 2021. Earlier that morning, Ron came within a few feet of dying as a tree crashed through his home during a windstorm. Ron continues to […]
›› Tessa Weimer, Devin Fikis, and Kaitlyn Nightingale
We are a group of University of Victoria digital communications students who have partnered with the owners of the newest net zero home in Victoria with the goal of encouraging more people to take action to lighten their carbon footprint.
A net zero building is a building with net […]
›› Brett Gaylor
Tell us 3 things about yourself, one that is a lie.
My mother is Dominican
I love winter
I speak French
Why do you choose to live in Fernwood?
I’m a little biased… but Fernwood is my favorite neighborhood! I love seeing art on the streets, creative neighbors, and friendly faces that make up this community. There’s a […]
The kitchen is the heart of the home. . . well, in our case it’s the Community Centre
›› Shonna Bell
Each week, approximately 400 meals are made out of the Fernwood Community Centre kitchen. Patrick Gleeson, our chef, picks up a minimum of 6 boxes of produce from the Mustard Seed via the Food Share Network’s […]
›› Kevin Yee-Chan
Spring is here! The excitement of buds blossoming and days lengthening is often a welcome exhale after the inward cocoon of winter. Particularly after the inward nature of the last year—a year when we’ve been asked to sit collectively with stillness and ferment in various states of transformation that bubble up—it can be […]
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