Community Education Live with CB&F

12 Apr 2010 | News

Charles Buchwald and Friends is proud to be donating free hosting to Salt Spring Community Education. They have a great, active, friendly slate of classes of all kinds, including Photo Editing for Photographers. They are another one of our community’s wonderful...

Questions and Answers

11 Apr 2010 | Marketing, News, Tech

We’ve added a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to this site. We’ll add questions and answers we get regularly… or feel free to ask about anything related to web design and development, online marketing, or software development and we’ll...

Spring Classes

7 Mar 2010 | News, Photography, Tech

Working with Saltspring Community Education, Charles is offering two courses for the late Spring session: Photo Editing for Photographers Websites for Community Groups Register for a course with a friend, and one of you gets 10% off! Photo Editing for Photographers...

ChildHonouring.org Goes Live!

11 Nov 2009 | News, Sustainability

Our latest, greatest project went live recently! ChildHonouring.org is up and ready for you. Please visit and check out all the wonderful information on Raffi’s transformative philosophy, including free book downloads, free songs, and lots more. CB&F has...

Photoshop for Photographers

5 Oct 2009 | Photography, Tech

Charles Buchwald is offering a course through Salt Spring Community Education for the Fall 2009 schedule. The class, called Photoshop for Photographers, is focused on basic and intermediate photo editing using Adobe’s Photoshop software. Here’s the course...

Joomla! CMS Courses in Vancouver

15 Sep 2009 | News

Former Salt Spring resident Aaron Hanford is offering Joomla! CMS courses in Vancouver. Aaron has lots and lots of experience with the software, and has great people skills, so I’m sure his classes will be informative and fun. Check out the class site for...

How to Register a .ca Domain

4 Sep 2009 | Tech

Registering .ca domains can often be confusing. Here’s a quick, “how to” guide. Registering a .com, .org, .net or many other top level domains is quite straitforward: you sign up with a registrar, pay them around $9 to $20 depending on their services...