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The Plant Sale and Raffle is the Bowen Island Garden Club's annual fundraiser.

Bowen author examines broken ballots

Should democracies be moving to Internet voting?Should we be deploying electronic voting machines to speed up the counting of ballots?What kinds of protections need to be in place when computers are introduced into the election process?These and othe

Come see the Reifel Bird Sanctuary

On Tuesday, May 15, SKY has arranged a trip to the George Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Delta and afterwards a "do it yourself" lunch at Steveston. The bus will be going on the 9:30 a.m.

Mind the gap (or not)

Over the last five years, Phillip Vannini's conducted 400 interviews in three dozen B.C.

Can you weave patience? Can you paint compassion? Can understanding be sewn into a quilt?

Thanks to funding from Art Starts, theBICS Action Group (Community School Association and Parent Advisory Council,) and a generous donation from Opus Art Supplies, the Virtues Made Visible project brings three artists-in-residence to the Bowen Island

Not done with cancer

It's 1 p.m. and Spider Robinson is surprised that there's someone ringing his doorbell. It turns out that he hasn't written the interview time in his calendar and hasn't expected anyone.

Learn about changes to garbage collection

Bowen Islanders already participate actively in the multi-faceted recycling program at BIRD and they will soon be able to do even more to decrease our carbon-footprint.

How to rejuvenate Snug Cove village

Two weeks ago, James Tuer invited me to be one of four critics for the projects presented by his second year landscape students at UBC. It was a rewarding experience to review14 student projects that rejuvenate Bowen Island's Snug Cove village.

Ready to provide safe spaces

If you have children aged two to six and you want to create a climate of respect and safety at home, help your children develop critical thinking skills and/or have challenges due to sibling rivalry, you could contact staff from the following centres

The need to belong to something bigger than ourselves

Sometimes Lisa Shatzky carries around a few of her poetry books. She leaves them behind on a bus, at a train station or the airport. Once she got a phone call from a stranger who found her book in the Montreal subway.