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Saturday April 8 Opening for “Visiting the Happy Isle, a Paradise Playground” at the Museum and Archives, 12 - 2pm Logger’s Show Fundraiser at Doc Morgan’s Tickets $20 at the door, includes access to games as well as live music by Almost Famous.
Knowing Our Place: A Reconciliation Initiative on Bowen

Knowing Our Place: A Reconciliation Initiative on Bowen

Happy Birthday Canada! One hundred and fifty years young.
Lambing season in full swing at Endswell Farm

Lambing season in full swing at Endswell Farm

Rosie Montgomery says she promised her kids that this year that she would cut back on the number of new lambs they’d raise at Endswell Farm. So far, that looks like 19 lambs with four ewes (potentially) left to give birth.
Lessons from the Fix-it-Fair

Lessons from the Fix-it-Fair

Who knew landfill diversion could be so much fun? Well I guess all the dedicated volunteers at BIRD have a clue.

On the Calendar

Friday April 1 Legion dinner brought to you by Artisan Eats Doors open at 5:30 Show opening for “Echoes” Gallery at Artisan Square starting at 6pm Saturday April 2 Meat Bingo at the Legion, 1 - 5pm Monday April 3 Seniors Keeping Young, starts at 9am,

Survey results lead to positive action for animal welfare

Just over a year ago CAWES (Coast Animal Welfare & Education Society) conducted a survey with the help of some IPS students that focused on the health and welfare of Bowen Island’s companion animals and wildlife.
Spending a day at Terminal Creek Hatchery

Spending a day at Terminal Creek Hatchery

The Bowen Island Conservancy set up a tour of the Terminal Creek Hatchery, guided by members of the Bowen Island Fish and Wildlife Club, that offered islanders a chance to get to know what goes on there and understand the history and purpose of the p

ON THE CALENDAR

SUNDAY, MARCH 26 Bowen In Transition Fix it Fair Bring in your bicycles, small appliances, computers, phones, etc. Collins Hall, 1:30-3:30 p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 27 SKY will have exercise at 9 a.m., coffee at 9:45 a.m.
Students learn to carve from elders

Students learn to carve from elders

This week, students in the Outside 45 program spent three days with Delmar Williams, an instructor on earth-based survival skills from the Squamish and Lil’wat Nation. Williams taught fire-building and carving techniques to students.
Tunstall Bay welcomes 11 newborns

Tunstall Bay welcomes 11 newborns

“I’ve named them Charlie, Pepper, Daisy, Chevy…” “Wait, stop! We’ve agreed not to name them remember?” says Jamie Ogden to Piper Tweten in reference to the 11 fist-sized pups curled up on their mother, Pasley.