The Cordovan newsletter

The Cordovan has gone electronic, AND HERE IT IS!

- THE CORDOVAN NEWSLETTER - is the local community newsletter published by the Cordova Bay Association for Community Affairs (CBA).

The Cordovan is e-mailed to CBA members - if we have your e-mail address. Please update us if you have recently changed it:
cba-membership@cbasn.com.

There was no newsletter in December 2010. The next one is scheduled for early March 2012. We're always looking for interesting articles. If you can assist, contact us by e-mail: letter-to-editor@cbasn.com.

Most recent newsletters:
Cordovan FALL 2011
Cordovan SUMMER 2011
Cordovan SPRING 2011
Cordovan WINTER 2010
Cordovan SPRING 2010
Cordovan WINTER 2009
Cordovan SUMMER 2009
Cordovan SPRING 2009

View: Newsletter Archives from 1947 to the present

"Letters to the Editor"

You are most welcome to write to the CBA board of directors if you have a question or comment relevant to Cordova Bay. One of the directors will be pleased to respond. Please contact us by e-mail:
letter-to-editor@cbasn.com.
We look forward to hearing from you.

Digitizing and archiving the past newsletters

The history of Cordova Bay has been reflected in Spindrift, the monthly newsletter of the Cordova Bay Community Club from 1947 until it ceased publication in 1958, and in The Cordovan, the current newsletter of the Cordova Bay Association for Community Affairs (CBA) which has appeared four to six times a year since the CBA was founded in 1976. These publications are now available on the CBA website as a community service, and will also be on the Saanich website. The electronic newsletters are a tribute to our history, past editors and Executive members of the CBA thanks to the generosity of Richard Alexander, his company LGL Limited environmental research associates in Sidney, and assistant Connie Kleckner (also a Cordova Bay resident) who scanned all the pages into searchable electronic PDF format. The digitized records were donated, along with the hard-copy originals, to Saanich Archives in November 2009, and the electronic versions posted on the CBA website in February 2010. The digitized newsletter collection totals 275, of which 117 were the Spindrift editions (1947-1958) and 158 were the Cordovan editions (1976-current).